Stephen Square : a design concept for an historical district in Calgary / prepared for the Society for the Preservation of Architectural Resources in Calgary and Heritage Canada.

Title & Author:

Stephen Square : a design concept for an historical district in Calgary / prepared for the Society for the Preservation of Architectural Resources in Calgary and Heritage Canada.

Publication:

[Calgary] : [University of Calgary], 1978.

Description:

ix, 108 pages (some folded) : illustrations, plans ; 21 x 28 cm

Notes:
"Study team: P. Buchik [and others] of the Faculty of Environmental Design, the University of Calgary"--Title page verso
Includes bibliographical references (pages 106-108).

Subject:

Historic districts Alberta Calgary Preservation and restoration.
Pedestrian areas Alberta Calgary.
Central business districts Alberta Calgary.
Buildings
Central business districts
Pedestrian areas
Stephen Square (Calgary, Alta.)
Calgary (Alta.) History.
Calgary (Alta.) Buildings, structures, etc.
Alberta Calgary
Historic districts Canada Alberta Calgary.
Central business districts Canada Alberta Calgary.
Pedestrian malls Canada Alberta Calgary 1960-1980.
Restoration (process) Canada Alberta Calgary 1960-1980.

Form/genre:

Reports.
Proposals.
History

Added entries:

Buchik, Patricia M. (Patricia Mary), 1953-
Society for the Preservation of Architectural Resources in Calgary.
Heritage Canada.
University of Calgary. Faculty of Environmental Design.

Holdings:

Location: Library main canada 153322
Call No.: NA9053.H55 S8 1978
Status: Available

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