Canadian Architecture News - September 2004 Archives

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Canadian Architecture News September 2004

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September 1: I'm owed $1M for 'forged' masterpiece, architect says
September 3: 50 years of edible and architectural delights
September 7: Halifax developers face landmark battle
September 8: An East Coast modernism steeped in history
September 8: Conserving the modern in Canada - A call for papers
September 8: New urban environment in Sherbrooke
September 11: Classy future
September 13: Stantec to snap up Dunlop Architects
September 13: Public invited to ponder Union Station makeover
September 13: Return of The Native
September 15: Drafting a career in theatre
September 17: OCAD unveils a gangling work of art -- itself
September 17: A Missing Architect's Lasting Footprint
September 18: Requiem for an airport
September 19: A transformation in concrete and wit
September 20: Out of the Box
September 20: Canadian consortium awarded master plan commission in Kuwait
September 21: What have I got to celebrate?
September 21: Canadian architect boycotts Washington museum opening
September 23: Building goes out on a limb
September 28: Douglas Cardinal's dream
September 28: Urban advocate speaks his mind

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