Toronto Edwardian
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Toronto Edwardian
Frank Darling, Architect of Canada's Imperial Age
Winterton, David E.; McClelland, Michael
McGill-Queen's University Press
02/2026
384
Dura
Inglês
9780228026556
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword xi
MICHAEL McCLELLAND
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xix
Abbreviations xxv
Introduction
Edwardian Toronto; Edwardian Architecture 3
Part 1 Context 23
1 Frank Darling, Canadian Architect 25
2 Hogtown Shakes Off the Mud
Toronto's Early Twentieth-Century Civic Imaginary 54
3 Patrons of the Grand Manner
Imperialists, Plutocrats, and Their Architect, Frank Darling 71
Part 2 Buildings 84
4 Residential Architecture
Houses for Patrons and Clubhouses for Leisure 86
5 Education and Edification
Hospitals, the University of Toronto, and Other Institutional Work 125
6 Temples of Commerce
The Bank Commissions 158
7 Commercial Building Commissions 203
8 "Where shall the limit be?"
Darling & Pearson's Tall Building Commissions 218
9 Twilight of Canadian Gothic
Darling's Last Work for Trinity College 245
Epilogue
The Architectural Legacy of Frank Darling and Darling & Pearson 257
APPENDIX 1
Catalogue Raisonne: Chronological List of Work (from the Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada) 265
APPENDIX 2
Partners and Staff 285
APPENDIX 3
Patrons 295
APPENDIX 4
Architectural Glossary 299
Figures 303
Notes 313
Bibliography 325
Index 331
MICHAEL McCLELLAND
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xix
Abbreviations xxv
Introduction
Edwardian Toronto; Edwardian Architecture 3
Part 1 Context 23
1 Frank Darling, Canadian Architect 25
2 Hogtown Shakes Off the Mud
Toronto's Early Twentieth-Century Civic Imaginary 54
3 Patrons of the Grand Manner
Imperialists, Plutocrats, and Their Architect, Frank Darling 71
Part 2 Buildings 84
4 Residential Architecture
Houses for Patrons and Clubhouses for Leisure 86
5 Education and Edification
Hospitals, the University of Toronto, and Other Institutional Work 125
6 Temples of Commerce
The Bank Commissions 158
7 Commercial Building Commissions 203
8 "Where shall the limit be?"
Darling & Pearson's Tall Building Commissions 218
9 Twilight of Canadian Gothic
Darling's Last Work for Trinity College 245
Epilogue
The Architectural Legacy of Frank Darling and Darling & Pearson 257
APPENDIX 1
Catalogue Raisonne: Chronological List of Work (from the Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada) 265
APPENDIX 2
Partners and Staff 285
APPENDIX 3
Patrons 295
APPENDIX 4
Architectural Glossary 299
Figures 303
Notes 313
Bibliography 325
Index 331
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- Arquitetos individuais e empresas de arquitetura
- História das Américas
- Fotógrafos individuais
- Arte e Design: design modernista e Bauhaus
- História moderna para o século 20: c1700 a c 1900
- História do século 20: c 1900 a c 2000
- História da arquitetura
- Biografia: Artes e Entretenimento
- Artistas individuais, arte monografias
Winnipeg architecture;Canadian;bank;banking halls;Edwardian Baroque;Grand Manner;early skyscrapers;Toronto plutocrats;Canadian imperialism;William Dendy;Victorian;Ecclesiological Society;Club;residential;hospital;monumental;University Toronto;20th century urbanism;Ontario;Gilded Age;Canadian architects;commercial
Foreword xi
MICHAEL McCLELLAND
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xix
Abbreviations xxv
Introduction
Edwardian Toronto; Edwardian Architecture 3
Part 1 Context 23
1 Frank Darling, Canadian Architect 25
2 Hogtown Shakes Off the Mud
Toronto's Early Twentieth-Century Civic Imaginary 54
3 Patrons of the Grand Manner
Imperialists, Plutocrats, and Their Architect, Frank Darling 71
Part 2 Buildings 84
4 Residential Architecture
Houses for Patrons and Clubhouses for Leisure 86
5 Education and Edification
Hospitals, the University of Toronto, and Other Institutional Work 125
6 Temples of Commerce
The Bank Commissions 158
7 Commercial Building Commissions 203
8 "Where shall the limit be?"
Darling & Pearson's Tall Building Commissions 218
9 Twilight of Canadian Gothic
Darling's Last Work for Trinity College 245
Epilogue
The Architectural Legacy of Frank Darling and Darling & Pearson 257
APPENDIX 1
Catalogue Raisonne: Chronological List of Work (from the Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada) 265
APPENDIX 2
Partners and Staff 285
APPENDIX 3
Patrons 295
APPENDIX 4
Architectural Glossary 299
Figures 303
Notes 313
Bibliography 325
Index 331
MICHAEL McCLELLAND
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xix
Abbreviations xxv
Introduction
Edwardian Toronto; Edwardian Architecture 3
Part 1 Context 23
1 Frank Darling, Canadian Architect 25
2 Hogtown Shakes Off the Mud
Toronto's Early Twentieth-Century Civic Imaginary 54
3 Patrons of the Grand Manner
Imperialists, Plutocrats, and Their Architect, Frank Darling 71
Part 2 Buildings 84
4 Residential Architecture
Houses for Patrons and Clubhouses for Leisure 86
5 Education and Edification
Hospitals, the University of Toronto, and Other Institutional Work 125
6 Temples of Commerce
The Bank Commissions 158
7 Commercial Building Commissions 203
8 "Where shall the limit be?"
Darling & Pearson's Tall Building Commissions 218
9 Twilight of Canadian Gothic
Darling's Last Work for Trinity College 245
Epilogue
The Architectural Legacy of Frank Darling and Darling & Pearson 257
APPENDIX 1
Catalogue Raisonne: Chronological List of Work (from the Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada) 265
APPENDIX 2
Partners and Staff 285
APPENDIX 3
Patrons 295
APPENDIX 4
Architectural Glossary 299
Figures 303
Notes 313
Bibliography 325
Index 331
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
- Arquitetos individuais e empresas de arquitetura
- História das Américas
- Fotógrafos individuais
- Arte e Design: design modernista e Bauhaus
- História moderna para o século 20: c1700 a c 1900
- História do século 20: c 1900 a c 2000
- História da arquitetura
- Biografia: Artes e Entretenimento
- Artistas individuais, arte monografias
Winnipeg architecture;Canadian;bank;banking halls;Edwardian Baroque;Grand Manner;early skyscrapers;Toronto plutocrats;Canadian imperialism;William Dendy;Victorian;Ecclesiological Society;Club;residential;hospital;monumental;University Toronto;20th century urbanism;Ontario;Gilded Age;Canadian architects;commercial
