Jewellery for buildings: Outdoor artifacts

Helen Macdonald-Carlson; Jennifer Cotter

Summary

Content type	Content type Digital Document
Collection(s)	Collection(s) Local Collections CURA: Mapping Quality of Life & the Culture of Small Cities
Resource Type	Resource Type Text
Genre	Genre pamphlets

Origin Information

Place	Kamloops, B.C.
Date Created/Date Issued	2003
Publisher	UCC Print Services

Persons and Affiliations

Persons	Author (aut): Macdonald-Carlson, Helen Author (aut): Cotter, Jennifer
Organizations	Author (aut): Small Cities Community-University Research Alliances Author (aut): Kamloops Museum and Archives Funder (fnd): Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

Abstract/Description

Abstract

The details - doors, windows, arches, mouldings - form a significant part of the decoration or jewellery of a building, and contribute to both the appearance and feeling. As structures and fashions change over the years, these features can help to date the building. This booklet explains some of this "jewellery" and has examples from buildings in Kamloops, B.C. This was a collaborative project between Kamloops Museum and the Small Cities Community-University Research Alliances.

Language

English

Relationships

Related Item

Identifiers

Handle	Handle Handle placeholder

Notes

Note

Note	type of work: Pamphlet

Note	Project Name: Small Cities Community-University Research Alliances

Access and Rights

Use and Reproduction	Use and Reproduction Kamloops Museum and Archives gave permission to upload to TRUSpace. For any other copyright uses, please contact the copyright owner. publisher
Rights Statement	Rights Statement IN COPYRIGHT

Subjects and Classifications

Keywords	Keywords half oval window raised-panel double door dentil moulding sandwich moulding double-hung window palladian window splayed reveal
Subject Topic	Subject Topic Architecture -- British Columbia -- Kamloops Architecture -- Details

Jewellery for buildings: Outdoor artifacts

Download

Cite this

Share