| Architect Ronald Keenberg was born in Winnipeg in 1941. He has been described as a "progressive" architect and a "radical conservative." This is one of his presentation drawings, which won the competition for the London Aquatic Centre. It proposed two buildings, a training pool and a leisure centre. Only the pool facility was built. One of his major commissions was for a literally "conservative" institution, the National Archives' Preservation Centre in Gatineau, Quebec. Built to last for a thousand years, it houses many of our country's national treasures. Reproduction
1998-01665, project 88185, item 39, tube 3797 |