Educational centers (buildings).

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  • Buildings, part of a building, or complex in which training or education takes place. It is not necessarily a formal school.

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          Alteration to Royal Victoria College
          Alteration to Royal Victoria College
          CA CAC 1-3-447 · File · April 1937-May 1937
          Part of Percy Erskine Nobbs Fonds

          File consists of architectural drawings for college and dormitory (alteration to interior woodwork to accommodate Mrs. Vaughan's portrait), including 2 development drawings and 2 detail drawings (lettering, woodwork).
          Alterations to McGill University Union
          CA CAC 1-3-430 · File · November 1935; June 1936
          Part of Percy Erskine Nobbs Fonds

          File consists of architectural drawings for recreational club (alterations: underpinning foundations; stone), including:
          3 measured drawings: bay, floor plans
          3 sketch drawings: elevation, section
          1 development drawing: struts
          4 detail drawings: block plan, foundation plan, elevations, bay
          2 consultant drawings: underpinning
          École Technique de Montréal
          CA CAC 4-4.01-6 · File · [1909-1911]
          Part of John S. Archibald and Associates Collection

          Includes 5 plans; 2 elevations; 2 sections; 7 details: elevation/section, elevation section, soffit of cornice, plan, reflected ceiling plan; 1 other: heating and ventilation. Undated drawings include 14 by John S. Archibald and M. Perrault, Associate Architects, 1 by Saxe and Archibald, Architects, and 2 by John S. Archibald with A. Venne, Consulting Architect. Maurice Perrault died in 1909. From 1902 to 1913 or 1914, Archibald frequently practiced with Charles Saxe as Saxe & Archibald.