Is preserving architectural heritage a hindrance to urban development? Or is the conservation of our built past an essential component of successful cities’ economic and environmental futures?
“Preservation? Modernist Heritage and Modern Toronto” – a symposium on the challenges of preserving Modern architectural heritage in rapidly growing cities like Toronto, where accelerated development, gentrification, high demand for housing and urban expansion pose significant threats.
The Symposium, organized by Aziza Chaouni and Robert Levit (Daniels Faculty, University of Toronto) and co-sponsored by World Monuments Fund (WMF), includes a full-day schedule of case-study presentations and moderated roundtables.
This event is part of the Daniels Faculty’s Fall 2024 Public Program.
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