The Carleton University Heritage Conservation Symposium is a one-day event run by graduate students in the School of Indigenous and Canadian Studies. The event aims to bring together students, academics and professionals in critical discussion on heritage- and conservation-related issues and questions. The annual event began in 2004 under the direction of the late Herb […]
A Symposium at Carleton University in Ottawa. Events start Friday Oct.26 at 7 pm with a public lecture Architecture in the Circular Economy: Reclaiming Building Resources by Dr. Mark Gorgolewski (Ryerson), author of Resource Salvation, The Architecture of Reuse. The symposium on the Saturday Oct.27 will include: a walking tour of recent materials reuse examples in Ottawa that are charged […]
This year’s symposium is entitled Heritage Intersections: People and Placemaking and is presented by graduate students of the School of Indigenous and Canadian Studies’ Heritage Conservation program as well as the Azrieli School of Architecture and Urbanism's Graduate Diploma in Architectural Conservation and Masters of Architecture. The Herb Stovel Memorial Lecture will be given by Jill […]