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AP120.S1.D1
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Ce dossier nous renseigne sur les étapes préliminaires et le résultat final du projet (non construit) de Station intermodale / Transportation Interchange, Laval, Québec, réalisé grace à une bourse décernée par le Conseil des Arts du Canada en 1996. Ce projet, qui comprend une station de métro, un terminus d'autobus et un stationnement, est une appliation des résultats de la recherche élaborée par l'architecte dans le cadre du Prix de Rome en 1993-1994. L'ajout contient un document textuel de présentation illustré, des dessins préliminaires et de présentation, ainsi qu'une maquette de présentation.
1996
Station intermodale, Laval, Québec
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AP120.S1.D1
Description:
Ce dossier nous renseigne sur les étapes préliminaires et le résultat final du projet (non construit) de Station intermodale / Transportation Interchange, Laval, Québec, réalisé grace à une bourse décernée par le Conseil des Arts du Canada en 1996. Ce projet, qui comprend une station de métro, un terminus d'autobus et un stationnement, est une appliation des résultats de la recherche élaborée par l'architecte dans le cadre du Prix de Rome en 1993-1994. L'ajout contient un document textuel de présentation illustré, des dessins préliminaires et de présentation, ainsi qu'une maquette de présentation.
Dossier 1
1996
textual records
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2 textual record(s)
ARCH186510
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“St. Gabriel's Church (Renovated) Montreal” Journal, Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, vol. 43, no. 4 (april, 1966): 35 also in the same issue “St. John Brébeuf Parish, LaSalle, P.Q.” p. 40
1966
“St. Gabriel's Church (Renovated) Montreal” Journal
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ARCH186510
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“St. Gabriel's Church (Renovated) Montreal” Journal, Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, vol. 43, no. 4 (april, 1966): 35 also in the same issue “St. John Brébeuf Parish, LaSalle, P.Q.” p. 40
textual records
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2 textual record(s)
1966
Cornelia Hahn Oberlander: Ecological Landscapes demonstrates Oberlanders pioneering vision of socially conscious and environmentally sustainable landscape design in Canada. The exhibition presents a selection of projects executed in Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, Yellowknife, and Berlin over a period of more than 30 years. Drawings and writings from the CCA’s Oberlander(...)
Octagonal gallery
11 May 2006 to 30 July 2006
Cornelia Hahn Oberlander: Ecological Landscapes
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Description:
Cornelia Hahn Oberlander: Ecological Landscapes demonstrates Oberlanders pioneering vision of socially conscious and environmentally sustainable landscape design in Canada. The exhibition presents a selection of projects executed in Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, Yellowknife, and Berlin over a period of more than 30 years. Drawings and writings from the CCA’s Oberlander(...)
Octagonal gallery
1956
ARCH269233
1977
ARCH269243
novembre 1954
novembre 1954
ARCH269244
novembre 1954
novembre 1954
ARCH269245
mai 1954
mai 1954
textual records
ARCH211220
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Sommaire des cours de l'Institut d'urbanisme de l'Université de Montréal, correspondance et documents relatifs à l'Association canadienne d'urbanisme, brochures de la Community Planning Association of Canada, magazines Community Planning Review/Revue canadienne d'urbanisme.
Sommaire des cours de l'Institut d'urbanisme de l'Université de Montréal
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ARCH211220
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Sommaire des cours de l'Institut d'urbanisme de l'Université de Montréal, correspondance et documents relatifs à l'Association canadienne d'urbanisme, brochures de la Community Planning Association of Canada, magazines Community Planning Review/Revue canadienne d'urbanisme.
textual records
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AP163.S3
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This subseries documents the work of architect Maria Prus, Victor Prus's spouse. Born Maria Fisz, she studies at Warsaw University. Her studies are interrupted by the war, and she completes them in Belgium before emigrating to England where she worked at the London County Council, Architect Department, Housing Division. She maries architect Victor Prus in 1948 and emigrates with him in Canada in 1953. As a landscape architect, Maria Prus works with her husband on most of his projects. This sub-series contains documents related to work as a student and her professional work, throught 7 projects, which includes mainly drawings.
Maria Prus’s student and professional work in England
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AP163.S3
Description:
This subseries documents the work of architect Maria Prus, Victor Prus's spouse. Born Maria Fisz, she studies at Warsaw University. Her studies are interrupted by the war, and she completes them in Belgium before emigrating to England where she worked at the London County Council, Architect Department, Housing Division. She maries architect Victor Prus in 1948 and emigrates with him in Canada in 1953. As a landscape architect, Maria Prus works with her husband on most of his projects. This sub-series contains documents related to work as a student and her professional work, throught 7 projects, which includes mainly drawings.
Series 3