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Body Heat: The Story of the Woodward's Redevelopment - Softcover

 
9781897476017: Body Heat: The Story of the Woodward's Redevelopment

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In 1903 Charles Woodward expanded his mail order catalog service into a department store called Woodward's. By the mid 1950's, Woodward's had defined one-stop shopping in Vancouver. The Woodward's 1993 closure intensified the sense of dispossession in the Downtown Eastside, a neighborhood long-affected by poverty, homelessness, and drug addiction. Currently in the last months of construction, the redevelopment of Woodward's is designed by Henriquez Partners as a complex of multi-use buildings, offering significant urban spaces, integrating market and social housing, and making an optimistic claim for inclusion -- one that may be seen as a model in its quest to become home for a heterogeneous array of culture. "Body Heat" tells the story of this redevelopment. The book features 20 interviews of key participants in this project. It also includes a myriad of images, historical photographs and memorabilia, amazing construction photographs, contextual documentary photography, and architectural drawings.

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Robert Enright is University Research Professor in Art Criticism in the School of Fine Art and Music at the University of Guelph in Ontario and Senior Contributing Editor to Border Crossings magazine. He has published more than 100 interviews with artists in a range of disciplines

Chris Macdonald is a Professor of Architecture returning to teaching after some years serving as Director of the UBC School of Architecture and related roles including participation in the Council of Canadian University Schools of Architecture, the Canadian Architectural Certification Board and the Council and Registration Board of the Architectural Institute of British Columbia.

Alberto Perez-Gomez is a Saidye Rosner Bronfman Professor at McGill University School of Architecture, Chair of the History and Theory of Architecture division and Director of Post Professional Programs

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