bout de papier, Volume 9, Issue No. 3, 1992
bout de papier, Volume 11, Issue No. 1, 1994
Housing in Brunei
Brunei, one of the world’s tiniest countries, is known for two extremes in architectural phenomena — its “water village” of stilt houses and the Sultan’s palace of over 1700 rooms. With many examples in between to demonstrate that, like biological species, housing…
Beyond the Walls: Architectural Rambles Abroad
Cast your mind back to your first foreign posting. Sifting through the memories, extract that single feature which most forcefully and subtly shaped your perception of that society.
Historical Sketches of Ottawa
At first glance, Historical Sketches of Ottawa seems to fill an important gap in the body of work written on our fair Capital city. If we consider the concept and content of old favourites like Robert Haig’s well-illustrated and highly readable historical…
The Canadian Residence in the Hague
Since the end of the Second World War, Canada and the Netherlands have enjoyed harmonious and close relations of a unique character. These are symbolized by an attractive well-located Chancery designed by a Canadian architect in the neo-classic or Beaux Arts style,…
