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John Sewell: The Shape Of The Toronto Suburbs: Why They Are Like They Are
Place: Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen St. West, Toronto
Date/Topic: February 6, The Real Story Behind The Superhighways, 1930 To Now
Date/Topic: February 13: Servicing the Fields of Dreams
Date/Topic: February 20: Jigging Government Structures to Promote Suburban Growth
Date/Topic: February 28: Glorious 905, and the Way Ahead
Time: reception 6 pm for lecture at 7:00
Sponsors: Toronto Society of Architects and UrbanSpace
Speaker:
A series of 4 lectures about creating a framework for suburban growth in Toronto, 1945 - 2000. This lecture series was sponsored by the Kitty Lundy Memorial Fund, and was presented in November 2005 at Atkinson College, York University.
John Sewell, a member of the Order of Canada, has been engaged in city politics in Toronto since the 1960’s - as a community organizer, city councillor, mayor, journalist, activist, writer, housing administrator, and social entrepreneur.
John Sewell’s first lecture will form the inaugural TSA Forum, a regular bi-monthly city event to be held at the Gladstone Hotel. The TSA Forum brings together architects, friends of architecture and the city for conversation, lectures, panels, and more conversation.
John Sewell: The Shape Of The Toronto Suburbs: Why They Are Like They Are
Place: Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen St. West, Toronto
Date/Topic: February 6, The Real Story Behind The Superhighways, 1930 To Now
Date/Topic: February 13: Servicing the Fields of Dreams
Date/Topic: February 20: Jigging Government Structures to Promote Suburban Growth
Date/Topic: February 28: Glorious 905, and the Way Ahead
Time: reception 6 pm for lecture at 7:00
Sponsors: Toronto Society of Architects and UrbanSpace
Speaker:
A series of 4 lectures about creating a framework for suburban growth in Toronto, 1945 - 2000. This lecture series was sponsored by the Kitty Lundy Memorial Fund, and was presented in November 2005 at Atkinson College, York University.
John Sewell, a member of the Order of Canada, has been engaged in city politics in Toronto since the 1960’s - as a community organizer, city councillor, mayor, journalist, activist, writer, housing administrator, and social entrepreneur.
John Sewell’s first lecture will form the inaugural TSA Forum, a regular bi-monthly city event to be held at the Gladstone Hotel. The TSA Forum brings together architects, friends of architecture and the city for conversation, lectures, panels, and more conversation.