Title & Author:

Prix Crédit foncier : competition documents and submissions, 1980-1987.

Description:

approximately 100 items : illustrations

Notes:
Annual competition to honour the most successful and significant preservation project in Canada.
Sponsored by: Crédit foncier, Montréal Trust and administered by Heritage Canada.
Includes: French and English versions of Crédit foncier summaries of financial results and interim reports for the years 1980-1985, and annual reports for the years 1980-1982, 1985; French and English versions of pamphlets describing the competition and the winning projects for the years 1981-1985; French and English versions of award certificates; 1985 competition submissions from Carole Scheffer, Zeidler Roberts Partnership, and William MacCallum Architect; 20 binders containing slides and/or photos. for each of the winning and honourable mention projects for the years 1981-1985; 1 binder containing documentation and photos. for each of the nineteen 1987 submissions; 64 slides and draft text for a promotional slide presentation featuring the 1987 winners; 1 binder with 17 slides of various Crédit foncier award logos; package containing covering letter, Oct./Nov. 1987 issue of Canadian heritage with the 1988 call for submissions advertisement, and 3 photos. of the 1987 award presentation; list of award recipients 1981-1987; promotional literature on Montréal Trust (20 p.); photocopies of various award pamphlets and miscellaneous correspondence and memos from Montreal Trust.
1981 winner: Stone and Kohn Architects for 252-264 Adelaide St. East, Toronto, Ont.
1981 honourable mentions: Beaton Sheppard for A.H. Murray Premises, St. John's, Nfld.; Gene Dub for Le Marchand Mansion, Edmonton, Alberta; Hawthorn and Towers for The Station, Vancouver, B.C.
1982 co-winners: Ken Hampson and Norman Spatz for The Popliger, Montréal, Québec; Alfred Szeto for The Selby, London, Ont.
1982 honourable mentions: Jacques De Blois for Le Quartier Petit Champlain, Ville de Québec; Thom Partnership for Confederation Square, Toronto, Ont.
1983 winner: Thompson Berwick Pratt and Partners, and Norman Hotson Architects for The Manhattan Apartments, Vancouver, B.C.
1983 honourable mentions: Mario Biocca for Le 3492 Durocher, Montréal, Québec; Peter Turner for Earl Court, Toronto, Ont.; A.J. Diamond and Partners for Berkeley Castle, Toronto, Ont.
1984 winner: ARCOP Associés for Maison Alcan, Montréal, Québec.
1984 honourable and special mentions: John Preston and Associates for The Brewery and Keith Hall, Halifax, N.S.; The IBI Group for The Ranchmen's Club, Calgary, Alberta; Serge Deschamps for La Maison John Clermont, Saint-Henri, Montréal, Québec.
1985 winner: Zeidler Roberts Partnership/Architects for Queen's Quay Terminal, Toronto, Ont.
1985 honourable mentions: Carole Scheffer for La Cour Notre-Dame, Montréal, Québec; Gabor & Popper Architects for Hoskin House, Toronto, Ont.; William MacCallum Architect Limited for Victoria Hall, St. John's, Nfld.
1987 winner: Vianney Bélanger for Le Monastère du Bon Pasteur, Montréal, Québec.
1987 honourable mentions: Cayouette, Saia et Associés for Siège social de Johnson & Johnson, Montréal, Québec; Duffus, Romans, Kundzins & Rounsefell Ltd. for Founders Square, Halifax, N.S.; Julia Gersovitz for La Maison Gillespie, Montréal, Québec.
French and English.

Subject:

Bélanger, Vianney.
Biocca, Mario, 1952-
De Blois, Jacques, 1932-
Deschamps, Serge.
Dub, Gene.
Gersovitz, Julia, 1952-
Hampson, Ken.
Scheffer, Carole.
Spatz, Norman.
Szeto, Alfred.
Turner, Peter (Architect)
252-264 Adelaide St. East (Toronto, Ont.)
3492 Durocher (Montréal, Québec)
A.H. Murray Premises (St. John's, N.L.)
A.J. Diamond and Partners.
Arcop Associates.
Beaton Sheppard.
Berkeley Castle (Toronto, Ont.)
Brewery and Keith Hall (Halifax, N.S.)
Cayouette et Saia Architectes.
Confederation Square (Toronto, Ont.)
Cour Notre-Dame (Montréal, Québec)
Duffus, Romans, Kundzins & Rounsefell.
Earl Court (Toronto, Ont.)
Gabor and Popper.
Hawthorn and Towers.
Hoskin House (Toronto, Ont.)
IBI Group.
John Preston and Associates.
Maison Alcan (Montréal, Québec)
Maison Gillespie (Montréal, Québec)
Maison John Clermont (Montréal, Québec)
Manhattan Apartments (Vancouver, B.C.)
Le Marchand Mansion (Edmonton, Alta.)
Monastère provincial du Bon Pasteur (Montréal, Québec)
Norman Hotson Architects.
Popliger (Montréal, Québec)
Queen's Quay Terminal (Toronto, Ont.)
Ranchmen's Club (Calgary, Alta.)
Selby (London, Ont.)
Siège social de Johnson & Johnson (Montréal, Québec)
Station (Vancouver, B.C.)
Stone and Kohn Architects.
Thom Partnership.
Thompson, Berwick, Pratt & Partners.
Victoria Hall (St. John's, N.L.)
William MacCallum Architect.
Zeidler, Roberts Partnership.
Prix Crédit foncier (1st : 1981)
Prix Crédit foncier (2nd : 1982)
Prix Crédit foncier (3rd : 1983)
Prix Crédit foncier (4th : 1984)
Prix Crédit foncier (5th : 1985)
Prix Crédit foncier (6th : 1986)
Prix Montréal Trust-Crédit foncier (7th : 1987)
Architecture Competitions Canada.
Historic buildings Conservation and restoration.
Historic preservation.
Public buildings.
Commercial buildings.
Architecture Concours Canada.
Monuments historiques Conservation et restauration.
Préservation historique.
Bâtiments publics.
Immeubles commerciaux.
historic preservation.
public buildings (governmental buildings)
administration buildings.
commercial buildings.
Architecture Competitions
Founders Square (Halifax, N.S.)
Quartier Petit Champlain (Québec, Québec)
Canada
Architectural Competitions Canada 1980-1990.
Architectural Awards Canada 1980-1990.
Condominiums (built works) Canada 1980-1990.
Multipurpose buildings Canada 1980-1990.
Public buildings Canada 1980-1990.
Commercial buildings Canada 1980-1990.
Apartment houses Canada 1980-1990.
Restoration (process) Canada 1980-1990.
Historic preservation Canada 1980-1990.

Added entries:

Crédit foncier.
Montréal Trust.
Heritage Canada.
Canadian Heritage.

Holdings:

Location: Library main canada 147591
Call No.: NA2345.C22 P7 1980
Copy: Competition documents
Status: Available