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Sacred Places: Public Spaces : An Inquiry into Sacred Public Places for the Canadian City - With a Design Response In and Around St. Ann’s Park in Montreal and Urban Planning and Design Recommendations
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Sacred Places: Public Spaces : An Inquiry into Sacred Public Places for the Canadian City - With a Design Response In and Around St. Ann’s Park in Montreal and Urban Planning and Design Recommendations
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| Abstract |
The author presents the design for an enhanced sacred place in and around St. Ann’s Park in Montreal's Griffintown, and seven urban planning policy
recommendations. The park is the site of the former St. Ann's Church, built in 1854 for Griffintown's Irish Catholics, and was torn down in 1970.
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Master's Thesis
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McGill University, School of Architecture
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Montreal
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2020
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33p.
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en
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Bartle, Gregory. “Sacred Places: Public Spaces : An Inquiry into Sacred Public Places for the Canadian City - With a Design Response In and Around St. Ann’s Park in Montreal and Urban Planning and Design Recommendations.” Master’s Thesis, McGill University, School of Architecture, 2020. https://escholarship.mcgill.ca/concern/papers/rr171x402?locale=en.
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