It’s a New Year – 2011!
As I keep reminding people, any good Canadian Prairie Kid can tell you that there’s a good three or four days left to celebrate Christmas… […]
As I keep reminding people, any good Canadian Prairie Kid can tell you that there’s a good three or four days left to celebrate Christmas… […]
The relationship enjoyed by Canada and the United States is a model to be envied around the world. While the cross border relationship thrives in […]
…and a whirlwind of activities it has been. Just to name a few of the distractions that came over me: Leading a program for the […]
A question that was asked during my presentation of “Canadian Architects of the Chicago School 1884 – 1935” to the Racquet Club of Chicago was […]
There have been some inquiries regarding the Scottish Motor Club’s Calendar of Events this year. An abbreviated version: Heartland International Tattoo, Sears Center, Hoffman Estates, […]
Few places anywhere have the sort of architectural tradition found in Oak Park, Illinois. Arguably, Oak Park is the birthplace of the Modern American Residence, […]
One’s world may be defined by available media, and the spread of that media is becoming increasingly larger. The YUL – LAB Project recently met […]
The changing economy and its effects on the retail streetscape may be best studied in the pre-war and post-war streetscape: pre and post First World […]
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada holds a national convention every year, entitled the “Festival of Architecture”. This year, the Festival is being held in […]
I need to apologize over how this font appears when compared to other posts. I’ve recently started working from a different computer, and this blog […]