CANADA CONSTRUCTED: architecture, landscape, history
What’s new?
Canada Constructed-Related Courses: 2021-2022 Academic Year
Interested in courses on the architecture, history, and space of Canada but not sure where to look? Check out our “Courses” section to find some courses suited to your interests from different departments across the University of Toronto!
The Shaping & Structuring of Space: mâmwêyatitân centre
Completed in 2017, the mâmawêyatitân centre points to the importance of listening to and supporting communities with adequate and centralized resources. Read on to learn more about its spaces and layout.
The Shaping & Structuring of Space: Victorial Memorial Museum
The Victoria Memorial Museum now houses the Canadian Museum of Nature, yet its architectural and political history are not well known. Read on to learn more about this designated national historic site of Canada, its architecture, and its recent renovations.
The Project
Housed in the Department of Art History at the University of Toronto, this new initiative offers undergraduate courses, experiential learning, and internships in the field of the architecture and landscapes of Canada. Beyond formal studies, we aim to spread knowledge and enthusiasm for the built environment in Canada to the wider community through research seminars, conferences, and more. This project is led by Professor Christy Anderson and Professor Joseph L. Clarke, along with Postdoctoral Fellow Dr Jessica Mace.
Why study the built environment of Canada?
Overview
Course offerings
With a second-year level course, a fourth-year seminar, and a projected first-year foundations course, there are plenty of opportunities for study in this exciting field.
Internships
Are you interested in gaining practical experience in the field of Canadian architecture, design, and landscapes?
Look no further!
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This project is supported by the Learning & Education Advancement Fund at the University of Toronto
