Unfortunately, due to conflicting schedules, the Annual Gothic Summit will be postponed this year. The Summit will take place in April 2012 in Hamilton, Ontario. Details regarding speakers, tours, activities etc. will be posted shortly.
Friday, August 12, 2011
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Hamilton will host the 2011 Gothic Summit!
Plans are starting to come together for the 2011 Gothic Summit to be held in Hamilton, Ontario this September.
We will have speakers from varying backgrounds and disciplines from Canada and abroad; and topics will vary from adaptive reuse of heritage buildings, to gothic churches and domestic buildings.
Besides an array of papers, there will be tours of the many spectacular Gothic Revival buildings in the Hamilton area. Keep checking back for updates on plans and of course the official invites will be sent out shortly.
(above: Auchmar, Hamilton)
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
A Visual Tour of Christ Church Cathedral, Victoria, BC
(The nave looking west)
(On the roof over the aisle)
(On the roof near the north tower)
(Dorothy Mindenhall under a flying butress)
(In the bell housing)
(Making our way above the high vault)
(Above the high vault)
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Special Thanks...
We would like to send out a special thanks to Martin Segger and Anthony Welch for sharing their expertise about R.R. Bayne and to the ladies of the Maltwood Gallery for facilitating a lovely gathering after the conclusion of the conference.
We would also like to express our gratitude to David Barlow for sharing his extensive knowledge of Christ Church Cathedral, Victoria and to his assistant, the caretaker of the Cathedral, Peter, for granting us access to the rarely seen vaults and flying butresses.
Finally, an emphatic thank you to this year's conference organizer Barry Magrill - you've done a spectacular job.
We would also like to express our gratitude to David Barlow for sharing his extensive knowledge of Christ Church Cathedral, Victoria and to his assistant, the caretaker of the Cathedral, Peter, for granting us access to the rarely seen vaults and flying butresses.
Finally, an emphatic thank you to this year's conference organizer Barry Magrill - you've done a spectacular job.
Summit Highlights
Today concluded the conference portion of the 2010 Gothic Summit. This year was a glowing success with exceptional speakers presenting cutting edge architectural research. Besides the papers, the summit granted those attending several unique opportunities, including viewing an extensive collection of drawings held in the Maltwood Collection by the 19-century architect R.R. Bayne, which was followed by a lovely wine and cheese at the Maltwood Gallery of UVic.
In addition to this attendees were afforded the rare privilege of touring Christ Church Cathedral, Victoria. During this tour we were allowed to explore above the 100-foot high stone and brick vaulted ceiling and unexpectedly were lead out onto the roof where we could examine the flying buttresses up close. This unique experience made the Summit a truly special event.
In addition to this attendees were afforded the rare privilege of touring Christ Church Cathedral, Victoria. During this tour we were allowed to explore above the 100-foot high stone and brick vaulted ceiling and unexpectedly were lead out onto the roof where we could examine the flying buttresses up close. This unique experience made the Summit a truly special event.
Friday, April 16, 2010
The Schedule
Friday April 16:
9:30-11:00
Malcolm Thurlby - Manitoba and Alberta Gothic
Candace Iron - William Hay: Church Architect
Peter Coffman - The Canadian Churches of Stephen C. Earle
BREAK
11:30-12:30
Dorothy Mindenhall - Thomas Fuller the Early Years
Chris Thomas - Thomas Fuller's Churches
Lunch 12:30-2:00
2:00-3:30
Jess Mace - The Rectories of LittleTrinity and Holy Trinity, Toronto
Barry Magrill - Tropical Gothic
Martin Segger/Anthony Welch @ The Maltwood Gallery - Gothic Interests of R.R. Bayne: Drawings in the Maltwood Collection
Saturday April 17th
9:30-12:30 - Tour of Christ Church Cathedral with David Barlow
9:30-11:00
Malcolm Thurlby - Manitoba and Alberta Gothic
Candace Iron - William Hay: Church Architect
Peter Coffman - The Canadian Churches of Stephen C. Earle
BREAK
11:30-12:30
Dorothy Mindenhall - Thomas Fuller the Early Years
Chris Thomas - Thomas Fuller's Churches
Lunch 12:30-2:00
2:00-3:30
Jess Mace - The Rectories of LittleTrinity and Holy Trinity, Toronto
Barry Magrill - Tropical Gothic
Martin Segger/Anthony Welch @ The Maltwood Gallery - Gothic Interests of R.R. Bayne: Drawings in the Maltwood Collection
Saturday April 17th
9:30-12:30 - Tour of Christ Church Cathedral with David Barlow
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Victoria 2010
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