Project
AP163.S1.SS1.D17
Description:
File documents Victor Prus student project of a Polish Pavilion at an international exhibition of tourism. Material in this file was produced in 1946, in England. Drawings in this file are original work, mostly paint on paper. File contains presentation drawings, textual record and panels.
1946
Polish Pavilion at an international exhibition of tourism
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AP163.S1.SS1.D17
Description:
File documents Victor Prus student project of a Polish Pavilion at an international exhibition of tourism. Material in this file was produced in 1946, in England. Drawings in this file are original work, mostly paint on paper. File contains presentation drawings, textual record and panels.
File 17
1946
Project
AP027.S1.D21
Description:
This project series documents proposals for Expo 67 initiated by Van Ginkel Associates on their own account in 1962. These proposals were made to oppose the then official position of an exhibition site down-river from Montréal and to re-institute the idea of an "International Exhibition" rather than a "World's Fair". The proposal with a model of the site design was presented to Mayor Jean Drapeau. Work on the theme and the site continued pro bono until H.P. Daniel van Ginkel was appointed chief planner and designer of the Canadian World Exhibition corporation, shortly after its formation. As chief planner and designer for Expo 67 in the initial stages, H.P. Daniel van Ginkel was responsible for the preliminary sketch plan, implications of the choice of site, thematic development, admission policy, visitor attendance characteristics, and the relationship between main exhibition sites and external circulation. Blanche Lemco van Ginkel authored the initial theme for the exhibition.
exhibition design, urban planning
1962-1967
Canadian World Exhibition, Expo '67, Montreal (1962-1967)
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AP027.S1.D21
Description:
This project series documents proposals for Expo 67 initiated by Van Ginkel Associates on their own account in 1962. These proposals were made to oppose the then official position of an exhibition site down-river from Montréal and to re-institute the idea of an "International Exhibition" rather than a "World's Fair". The proposal with a model of the site design was presented to Mayor Jean Drapeau. Work on the theme and the site continued pro bono until H.P. Daniel van Ginkel was appointed chief planner and designer of the Canadian World Exhibition corporation, shortly after its formation. As chief planner and designer for Expo 67 in the initial stages, H.P. Daniel van Ginkel was responsible for the preliminary sketch plan, implications of the choice of site, thematic development, admission policy, visitor attendance characteristics, and the relationship between main exhibition sites and external circulation. Blanche Lemco van Ginkel authored the initial theme for the exhibition.
File 21
1962-1967
exhibition design, urban planning
textual records
DR2012:0015:025:015
Description:
File containing correspondence in English and French related to Melvin Charney's invitation to participate in the group exhibition "Anarchitectures" at VU Photo. Original folder inscribed in graphite: MC EXHIB - VU PHOTO 2012
2012
Invitation to participate in the group exhibition "Anarchitectures"
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DR2012:0015:025:015
Description:
File containing correspondence in English and French related to Melvin Charney's invitation to participate in the group exhibition "Anarchitectures" at VU Photo. Original folder inscribed in graphite: MC EXHIB - VU PHOTO 2012
textual records
2012
ARCH286596
1996
ARCH286597
1996
ARCH286618
1993-1996
ARCH286656
circa 1991-1996
PH1982:0430
1862
DR2004:1260:011
1976
Sub-series
AP207.S2.SS15
Description:
The sub-series documents the likely unrealized project of an exhibition on Radical architecture curated by Pettena that was possibly planned to be presented at the Palazzo Strozzi, in Florence around 2003-2004. The sub-series contains correspondence and notes by Pettena.
2003-2004
Unidentified exhibition on Radical architecture (2003-2004)
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AP207.S2.SS15
Description:
The sub-series documents the likely unrealized project of an exhibition on Radical architecture curated by Pettena that was possibly planned to be presented at the Palazzo Strozzi, in Florence around 2003-2004. The sub-series contains correspondence and notes by Pettena.
Subseries
2003-2004