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Japan World Exhibition Canadian Government Pavilion
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Japan World Exhibition - Canadian Government Pavilion // 39
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CA CAC 28-38
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1966-1967 (Creation)
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12 drawings : 4 ink on vellum, 1 marker on vellum, 3 photographs of renderings, 2 prints, 1 photocopy, 1 marker on paper ; 81 x 106 cm, 57 x 35 cm
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(1921-2002)
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File consists of drawings (4 competition drawings, 5 perspective renderings, 1 master plan, 1 site plan, 1 preliminary sketch), 2 project files (program, site photograph), and 1 report.
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"The underlying concept of this submission is the successful unification of building, landscape and exhibition...The essential considerations which make a visit to the Pavilion a memorable experience are (1) the sense of arrival and (2) the sense of happening...The first is achieved by a large, well defined space in the epicenter of the building... a clearly articulated interior court... ablaze with color. The second consideration is achieved in two ways, by the movement of people through the exhibits and the actual setting in motion of parts of the exhibit." Source: report included in the drawing file. The project did not receive an award.
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Schreiber Database Project Id
76