Canadian Architecture News - May 2004 Archives

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Canadian Architecture News May 2004

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May 01: Benvenuto Place was among modernist pioneers
May 02: In praise of the verandah
May 05: A juggling act: Common Ground members share a vision
May 05: A museum of many subtexts
May 05: CCA announces the winner of the 2004-2005 James Stirling Memorial Lectures on the City competition
May 06: Architectural Periodicals in the 1960s and 70s
May 06: Old Fort Chambly a rock solid place
May 06: AIBC Names 2004-2005 Council
May 07: 2004 AIBC Awards Announced
May 07: Going for Green
May 09: The plans the city passed up
May 10: Ottawa's forgotten Garden of the Provinces
May 11: Governor General’s Medals in Architecture 2004
May 13: An architect's frustration
May 13: Architects Arrive To Plot Out VAG Plan
May 14: Fingers crossed on the waterfront
May 15: 68-storey tower may raise skyline
May 16: Gehry's view on the AGO woes
May 17: Troubling questions about the state of our national architecture
May 17: The $195-Million Scribble and Other Tales of Seduction from Our Romance with Celebrity Architects
May 17: It's all about the Plan
May 18: Architectural profession to gather in Quebec City
May 19: Building forms join household functions
May 20: Opening Doors to mods and post-mods
May 20: Learning inside the box
May 20: City in progress
May 21: Thinking inside the box
May 21: Martin's shell game on Toronto's waterfront
May 22: An architectural report card
May 23: The beauty of small things
May 24: Councillor led push for renewal project
May 27: Art donors, AGO settle dispute
May 28: An old building, a fountain of youth
May 28: Scholarships for RAIC Architects to Attend Continuing Education Course on Stone Materials During MARMOMACC
May 31: Doors Open a civic delight

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