41° to 66° : regional responses to sustainable architecture in Canada / curated by John McMinn and Marco Polo.

Title & Author:

41° to 66° : regional responses to sustainable architecture in Canada / curated by John McMinn and Marco Polo.

Publication:

Cambridge, Ont. : Cambridge Galleries, Design at Riverside, 2005.

Description:

60 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), map ; 26 x 33 cm

Notes:
Special funding provided by the Assistance to Practitioners, Critics and Curators of Architecture and the Promotion of Architecture Programs of the Canada Council for the Arts, and a New Faculty SRC Grant from Ryerson University.
Includes bibliographical references.

Exhibitions:

Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Design at Riverside, Cambridge, Nov. 15, 2005-Jan. 15, 2006.

Resources:
Request an electronic copy from NRLF

ISBN:

1897001150
9781897001158 (softcover)

Subject:

Sustainable architecture Canada Exhibitions.
Architecture Canada History 20th century Exhibitions.
Architecture Canada History 21st century Exhibitions.
Architecture durable Canada Expositions.
Architecture Canada Histoire 20e siècle Expositions.
Architecture Canada Histoire 21e siècle Expositions.
Architecture
Sustainable architecture
Canada

Form/genre:

Exhibition catalogs.
exhibition catalogs.
History
Catalogues d'exposition.

Added entries:

McMinn, John, 1960-
Polo, Marco (Marco L.)
Cambridge Galleries.

41 degrees to 66 degrees
Regional responses to sustainable architecture in Canada

Holdings:

Location: Library main m canada 244627
Call No.: NA2542.36 .A15 2005
Status: Available

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