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Soci1ty for th1 Study of ArchitiCture in C1n1d1
Sotiiti pour l'itud1 de 1'8rchi1Hture eu Cenld•
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Diana Thomas
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Mark Fram
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Vice-President I vice-priaidente
Dorothy Field
Alberta Community Development
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The Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada
is a learned sociely devoted to the examination of
the role of the built environment in Canadian society.
Its membership includes structural and landscape
architects, architectural historians, urban historians
and planners, sociologists, folklorists, and specialists
in such fields as heritage conservation and landscape
history. Founded in 1974, the Society is currently
the sole national society whose focus of interest is
Canada's built envirorment in all of its manifestalions.
La Societe pour !'etude de I' architecture au Canada
a
est une societe savante qui se consacre I' ex amen
du rOle que joue l'environnement biti dans Ia societe
canadienne. Parmi ses membres, on retrouve des
ingenieurs en structure, des architectes de paysage.
des historians en architecture et en urbanisme, puis
des urbanistes, des sociologues, des folkloristes et
des specialistes dans des domaines tels Ia
preservation du patrimoine et l'histoire du paysage.
Fondfe en 1974, Ia Societe est prbentement Ia
seule association nationals dont I' interet se
concentre sur l'environnement b8ti du Canada sous
toutes ses fonnes.
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BULLETIN
Volume/Tome 20, Number/Numero 4
In This Issue I Le numero de ce mois-ci
by Gordon Fulton and Jocelyne Cossette ............... ......... .. ....... ..... ............ ............................... 87
Entre l'appareil bureaucratique et le pouvoir politique : La construction
de chancelleries canadiennes a Canberra, Brasilia et Washington*
par Marie-fosee Therrien ................ .......................................................................................... 88
Constructing Buildings and Histories: Hudson's Bay Company Department Stores,
1910-1930*
by David Monteyne ..................................................................................... .............................. 97
The Master Bedroom Comes of Age: Gender, Sexuality, and the CMHC
Competition Series*
by Susan fames ................................................................................ ....................................... 104
*Conference Proceedings
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COVER: Detail of the Hudson's Bay Company Department Store on Douglas Street in Victoria, British Columbia; Burke, Horwood & White, architects, 1914·21 (Canadian
Inventory of Historic Building, 19741. See page TOO.
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