Files of the Founding Director of the CCA and President of the IFCCA Prize Jury Phyllis Lambert

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Fonds: IFCCA Prize Competition for the Design of Cities fonds, 1992-2001, predominant 1996-2001
Series: Files of the Founding Director of the CCA and President of the IFCCA Prize Jury Phyllis Lambert, 1992-2001

People:

International Foundation for the Canadian Centre for Architecture (creator)
International Foundation for the Canadian Centre for Architecture (archive creator)

Title:

Files of the Founding Director of the CCA and President of the IFCCA Prize Jury Phyllis Lambert

Date:

1992-2001

Level of archival description:
Series 13

Extent and medium:

93 files

Scope and content:
Series documents Phyllis Lambert's activities in her capacities as founding director of the CCA and as president of the IFCCA Prize Competition jury. Those activities extend from the development of the IFCCA as an organization through to the execution of the IFCCA Prize Competition, including but not limited to: hiring and appointing employees, board members and officers, fund raising, publicity, and event organization activities. Material in series was produced between 1992 and 2001.

File contains correspondence, reports, minutes, agendas, notes, clippings, and research material.

Reference number:

AP103.S13

Arrangement:
Materials in this series have been kept in their original order.

Related units of description:

Documents relating to the professional activities of Phyllis Lambert can be found in the Phyllis Lambert Fonds (AP008).

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