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Readings
While
there are some excellent studies of different facets
of Alberta’s architecture, there is no one
comprehensive history that sets out building types
and styles as well as eras.
Because of
the leadership of Alberta Culture in the designation and
protection of historic buildings enshrined in
legislation, the Ministry in its various incarnations
(Alberta Culture, Alberta Culture and Multiculturalism,
and, finally, Alberta Community Development) has played
an important role in promoting and publishing research
on the architectural heritage. Important publications
include:
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Bryan P. Melnyk, Calgary Builds: The Emergence of an Urban
Landscape (Regina: Alberta Culture and the Canadian
Plains Research Center, University of Regina, 1985) |
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Trevor Boddy, Modern Architecture in Alberta (Alberta Culture
and Multiculturalism and the Canadian Plains Research
Center, University of Regina, 1987) |
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Donald G. Wetherell and Irene R. A. Kmet, Town Life: Main
Street and the Evolution of Small Town Alberta,
1880-1947 (Edmonton: The University of Alberta
Press and Alberta Community Development, 1995) |
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Donald G. Wetherell and Irene R. A. Kmet, Homes in
Alberta. Buildings Trends and Design, 1870–1967 (The University of Alberta Press, 1991) |
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Various authors, Heritage Notes: Planning for Heritage Resources, Alberta Community Development. |
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Various authors, Legacy Magazine |
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Various authors, Heritage: The Magazine of the Heritage Canada Foundation, Heritage Canada |
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