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Briarcliffe Heritage District Designation

Five students of the Heritage Conservation stream – Lashia Jones, Niki McKernan, Katherine Charbonneau, Kristina Leaning and Natalie Whidden – authored a Preliminary District Study for Briarcliffe, a small neighborhood in Ottawa’s east end representing intact 1960s Modernist architecture last winter. The study was completed for the city of Ottawa in an effort to put the neighbourhood on a path to Heritage District Designation. If Briarcliffe is designated, it will represent the first district designation from this period in Canada. Read more here.

The interview took place on December 5th and aired on CBC Radio’s Ottawa Morning Show with Robyn Bresnahan. Listen to the interview here.

Posted on Thursday, December 15th, 2011 in News Feed for all posts filed under News, 

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