A Selection of Images from the John Bland Collection of Canadian Architecture
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During his tenure as educator and director of the McGill School of Architecture
(1941-1972) Professor Emeritus John Bland assembled a unique collection
of slides of buildings from across Canada. The collection became the basis
for his course on the History of Architecture in Canada, the first course
of its kind in Canada.
The aim of the Building Canada project was to digitize a selection
of these images so that more people could see examples of Canada's architectural
history. The title of the project, Building Canada, is referential
to both the structures that are depicted and how the built environment
of Canada is reflective of the country's builders, past, present and future.
Contents of the Building Canada site:
Canadian Architecture 101: Learn about Canada's architectural
history
Pop Quiz: Test your knowledge
Project Overview:A description of the Building Canada project
and its contributors
Glossary: Terms and phrases
The John Bland Archive
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