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2013
REGENERATION: Heritage Leads the Way
HERITAGE CANADA FOUNDATION 40th Anniversary Conference
in association with the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (CAHP)
October 31 – November 2, 2013
Fairmont Chateau Laurier Hotel
Ottawa, Ontario
Thank you to the over 400 delegates and record-breaking number of sponsors and supporters who helped make our 40th anniversary conference the most successful in recent memory.
Conference presentations are now available online, and more will be added soon.
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Aga Khan Trust for Culture Historic Cities Programme. Over the past 20 years, this path-breaking programme has promoted the conservation and re-use of buildings and public spaces in historic cities in the Muslim World – from Kabul, Afghanistan, to Zanzibar’s Stone Town, and Azhar Park in Cairo, Egypt – as a catalyst to improving the quality of life of their inhabitants. The Trust believes the long-term sustainability of historic fabric is inseparable from the health of the living communities that inhabit it. Rather than seeking to freeze places in time or commercialize them as tourist attractions, the programme uses heritage sites as a vital resource for positive socio-economic change. The restoration of monuments and the re-use of historic buildings are integrated into broader economic and social initiatives that include micro-credit for business development, housing rehabilitation, employment-generation, and the improvement of small-scale infrastructure and open spaces.
Graham Fairclough – Over the past two decades, Graham Fairclough’s work with English Heritage developing methods of historic landscape characterisation has placed him at the forefront of new landscape-informed and inclusive ways of ‘doing’ heritage. These new methods extend heritage concepts to the everyday surroundings of life, not only to special sites. Fairclough has worked and written particularly closely on the relationship of heritage with land use planning, on the integration of heritage with nature conservation and environmental protection, on the interaction between heritage approaches and sustainability theory, and on the wider social (and cultural) uses of heritage and heritage assets. The idea of landscape – in its widest conceptual sense, and as an intellectual framework – has become increasing central to his thinking in all these areas. He has worked with the Council of Europe on the European Landscape Convention, and on the Faro Convention ‘on the Value of Cultural Heritage to Society’, and has been a participant in several landscape-focussed European network projects, currently with a network called COST IS1007, Investigating Cultural Sustainability. Currently a free spirit in institutional terms, he is joint Editor of the British journal Landscapes, and a Visiting Fellow at Newcastle University (UK). Read Graham Fairclough’s article “New Heritage Frontiers” – see page 29.
Platinum Sponsor - $10 000
Bronze Sponsors - $1 000
Friends of the Conference - $500
Session 1: Opening Plenary - Keynote
Khalil Shariff, CEO, Aga Khan Foundation Canada (Ottawa, ON)
- Heritage and Social Development Aga Khan Trust for Culture Historic Cities Programme
Session 2: Plenary – Keynote
Graham Fairclough, Visiting Fellow, Newcastle University (UK)
- PPT - New Heritage Frontiers: Heritage, Landscapes and Sustainability
- Notes - New Heritage Frontiers: Heritage, Landscapes and Sustainability
Session 4A: Adaptive Reuse of Institutional Complexes
Jeremy Warson, Senior Project Manager, Infrastructure Ontario (Toronto, ON)
- Guelph Correctional Centre
Jo Ann Pynn, Cultural Heritage Assets, City of Toronto (Toronto, ON)
- The Guild Inn
Session 4B: Main Street Revitalization; A Local and Provincial Perspective
Merinda Conley, Principal, Community Design Strategies Inc (Calgary, AB)
Jacques Régnier, Executive Director, Fondation Rues principales (Québec City, QC)
Bruce Dawson, Manager, Historic Places Program, Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport, Government of Saskatchewan (Regina, SK)
Session 4C: Heritage, Sustainability, and Resilience: Responding to Natural Disasters
Jean Carroon, Principal, Goody Clancy (Boston, MA)
- Post-Flood Decisions on Whether to Rebuild in Waterbury, Vermont
Darryl Cariou, Heritage Planner, City of Calgary (Calgary, AB)
Sean Fraser, Director, Heritage Programs and Operations, Ontario Heritage Trust (Toronto, ON)
- The Biodiversity of Tangible and Intangible Cultural Heritage
Session 4D: Cutting-Edge Tools for Monitoring Architectural Heritage
Mario Santana. Assistant Professor. Architectural Conservation and Sustainability Program, Carleton University (Ottawa, ON)
Rob van Hees, Professor, Building Conservation, Delft University of Technology (Netherlands)
- The Monument Damage Diagnostic System
Session 5A: Intensification and Older Neighbourhoods: Getting it Right
Joanne Leung, Manager of Urban Design, Town of Richmond Hill (Richmond Hill, ON) & Wendy Shearer, Managing Director of Cultural Heritage, MHBC (London, ON)
Robert Geldart, Principal Heritage Planner, City of Edmonton (Edmonton, AB)
Jay Baltz, President, Hintonburg Community Association (Ottawa, ON)
James Colizza, Principal, Colizza Bruni Architecture (Ottawa, ON)
Session 5B: Community Revitalization and Diversity
Judy Allan, Avenue Initiative Coordinator, Great Neighbourhoods, City of Edmonton (Edmonton, AB)
Michael McClelland, Principal, E.R.A. Architects (Toronto, ON)
- Tower Renewal and Retaining Community Diversity
Elisa Rubalcava, Architect, Heritage Preservation Heritage Park and Marine Park Museums (Fort McMurray, AB) & Roseann Davidson, title & organization (city, prov)
Session 5C: Spark Session
Natascha Morrison, Historian, Contentworks Inc. (Ottawa, ON)
Peter Stewart, Partner, George Robb Architect (Toronto, ON) & Nicholas Bogaert, Senior Planner, MHBC (Kitchener, ON)
Louise Bédard, President, Old L’Orignal Prison Committee (L’Orignal, ON)
Adele A. Arbour, Director, Planning and Building Services, City of Thorld (Thorold, ON)
Jill Taylor, Partner, Taylor Hazell Architects (Toronto, ON)
- Heritage Themes in Canadian Architect magazine
Laurie Neale, Architect and Heritage Consultant, (The Hague, Netherlands)
Judy Oberlander, Principal, Judy Oberlander and Associates (Vancouver, BC)
Karen Carter, Executive Director, Heritage Toronto (Toronto, ON)
Session 6: Plenary – Featured Speaker and Discussion
Glenn Miller, Vice President, Research and Education, Canadian Urban Institute (Toronto, ON)
Mariana Valverde, Professor, Criminology, University of Toronto (Toronto, ON)
Rick Smith, Executive Director, Broadbent Institute (Ottawa, ON)
Session 7A: Aboriginal Cultural Landscapes
Karen Aird, Cultural Heritage Advisor, Treaty 8 Tribal Association (Kamloops, BC) & Diane Abel, Director of Coordinating Lands Office, Treaty 8 Tribal Association (Fort St. John, BC)
Madeleine Redfern, Consultant, Ajungi Consulting Ltd. (Iqaluit, NU) & Julie Harris, Principal, Contentworks Inc. (Ottawa, ON)
Clara MacCallum Fraser, Planning Policy Researcher (Toronto, ON)
Katherine Scott, Doctoral Candidate, McGill University (Montréal, QC)
- Cultural and Environmental Landscapes on the East Coast of James Bay
Session 7B: Development Projects – Making the Numbers Work
Clayton Smith, President, The Commercial Realty Group (Toronto, ON) & Mark Shoalts, Principal, Shoalts Engineering (Fenwick, ON) & Philip Hoad, President, Empire Restoration and Principal, Applied Roof Technology (New Hamburg, ON)
Erik Hanson, Heritage Resources Coordinator, City of Peterborough (Peterborough, ON)
- Redundancy to Relevance: The Rebirth of Institutional Heritage Sites in Peterborough, Ontario
Leanne Moussa, Founder and President, SHO Developments Ltd. (Ottawa, ON)
Paul Berg-Dick, Consulting Economist, MEKA and Associates (Ottawa, ON)
Session 7C: Ottawa Lessons: Creative Approaches to Infill and Intensification
Scott Demark, Partner, Windmill Developments (Ottawa, ON) & Sally Coutts, Heritage Coordinator, Planning and Growth Management, City of Ottawa (Ottawa, ON)
Robert Martin, Principal, Robertson Martin Architects Inc. (Ottawa, ON)
- Infill, Adaptive Reuse and Intensification within the Core
Session 8A: Balancing Natural and Cultural Heritage
Ève Wertheimer, PHD Studies with Canada Research Chair on Built Heritage, Université de Montréal (Montréal, QC) & Nancy Oakley, Executive Director, Yukon Historical and Museums Association (Whitehorse, YT)
Shabnam Inanloo Dailoo, Heritage and Community Engagement Adviser, Wester Heritage (St. Albert, AB)
- Cultivating Life: The City of St. Albert’s Journey from a Natural to a Culturally Vibrant Built Environment
Alyssa Schwann, Environmental Designer, Atelier Anonymous (Winnipeg, MB)
- Acre: Envisioning a Baja Resort Experience on the Cross-roads of Design, Productive Landscapes, Cultural Heritage and Local Community
Catherine Nasmith, Principal, Catherine Nasmith Architect (Toronto, ON)
Session 8B: Shifting the Marketplace: Understanding Restraints on Heritage Demand
Ross McGowan, President & CEO, CentreVenture Development Corporation (Winnipeg, MB)
- Understanding Restraints on Heritage Demand
Paulette Thériault, Deputy Mayor, City of Moncton (Moncton, NB)
- Civic Heritage Conservation: Broadening the Scope of Engagement
Sandy Smallwood, President, Andrex Holdings Ltd. (Ottawa, ON)
Session 8C: Spark Session
Colin Robertson, Vice-President, Operations and Risk Control, Ecclesiastical Insurance (Toronto, ON)
Marcus Letourneau, Manager for the Sustainability and Heritage Management Discipline Team (Ottawa/Kingston) and Senior Cultural Heritage Specialist, Golder Associates Ltd. (Kingston, ON) & Katherine Arkay, New Edinburgh Community Alliance (Ottawa, ON)
Lashia Jones, Historical Specialist and Researcher, MHBC (Kitchener, ON)
- The Rockway Centre: A Case Study of Balancing the Needs of an Older Adult Community and Heritage Conservation in Kitchener
Carolyn Van Sligtenhorst, Heritage Planner, Town of Oakville (Oakville, ON)
Harsha Munasinghe, Professor, School of Hospitality, Tourism and Culture, Centennial College (Toronto, ON)
Laurie Neale, Architect and Heritage Consultant, (The Hague, Netherlands)
Mark Zwolak, Student, Willowbank School for Restoration Arts (Queenston, ON)
- The Heritage Practitioner and the Regeneration of Space
Heather McArthur, Intern Architect, Watson MacEwen Teramura Architects (Ottawa, ON)
- Regenerating the Urban Landscape: Fallow Time as Urban Pause
Sarah Hill, Consultant, Jura Consultants (Edinburgh, Scotland)
Session 9: Plenary – Through the Lens: Discovering the New Heritage
Katerina Cizek, Documentarian, National Film Board (Toronto, ON)
- Highrise: The Towers in the World, World in the Towers.
Patrick Cummins, Photographer (Toronto, ON)
- Photographer for “Full Frontal T.O.: Exploring Toronto’s Architectural Vernacular” (2012)
Poster Presentations
Karen Maddox, Associate Professor, School of Nursing, Lakehead University & Diana Pallen (Assistant Professor, Lakehead University) & Pasi Pinta (CEO, Finlandia Association of Thunder Bay, ON)
- Finnish Labour Temple and Finlandia Hall: A Century of Commitment.
Marie-Lou Beauchamp (MA Art Conservation, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON)
Firms/OrganizationsRepresented
Algonquin College, Perth Campus
Andrex Holdings Ltd.
Applied Roof Technology
Architectural Conservation Services
Athabasca University, Heritage Resources Management Program
Atwill-Morin
Barry Padolsky Associates Inc. Architects
Bull Wealth Management Group
Bytown Museum
Carleton University
Cintec Reinforcement Systems
City of Brampton
City of Calgary
City of Charlottetown
City of Edmonton, Sustainable Development Department, Urban Planning and Environment Branch
City of Guelph
City of Hamilton
City of Kitchener
City of Moncton
City of Niagara Falls
City of Ottawa
City of Peterborough
City of Red Deer, Alberta
City of Regina
City of Surrey
City of Thorold
City of Thunder Bay
City of Toronto
City of Vaughan
City of Victoria
Clifford Restoration Limited
Colizza Bruni Architecture
Community Design Strategies Inc
Conestoga College
Conseil du patrimoine culturel
Conservation Solutions
Contentworks Inc.
Cree Nation of Chisasibi
Dalton
Daubois Inc.
Denys Builds Designs
Department of National Defence
Design Workshop Architects
DFS Architecture and Design Inc.
Donald Luxton & Associates Inc.
Doucet associés inc.
DTAH
Ecclesiastical Insurance Office plc
Edwards Heritage Consulting
EGD GLASS
EllisDon Corporation
Elman W. Campbell Museum
Empire Restoration Inc.
E.R.A. Architects Inc.
Evergreene Architectural Arts
Fairbank Oil Properties
First African Freedom Church
Fondation Rues principales
Fort McMurray Heritage Society
Fournier Gersovitz Moss Drolet et associés architectes
Friends of Guild Park
G.F. Duffus & Company Ltd.
George Brown College
George Robb Architect
Glebe Community Association
Golder Associates Ltd.
Goldsmith Borgal & Company Ltd. Architects
Goody Clancy
Government of Alberta
Government of New Brunswick
Government of Nova Scotia
Government of PEI
GRC Architects Inc.
Halsall Associates
Heritage BC
Heritage Conservation Branch - Saskatchewan Parks, Culture & Sport
Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland & Labrador
Heritage Grade Architectural Restoration Services
Heritage Mill Historic Building Conservation
Heritage Montréal
Heritage Newmarket
Heritage Ottawa
Heritage Port Hope
Heritage Saskatchewan
Heritage Toronto
Heritage Trust of NS
HIGHRISE
Hintonburg Community Association & Heritage Ottawa
Historic Sites, Yukon Government
Holland College
House of Commons
Hudson Restoration Inc.
Hydro Ottawa
IBI Group Architects
Indian Head Main Street Revitalization
Infrastructure Ontario
Inuit Heritage Trust
J.L. Richards and Associates Limited
JD Strachan
John Cooke & Associates Ltd. Consulting Engineers
Judy Oberlander and Associates Inc.
KING
Lakehead University
Lari Construction
Laurie Smith Heritage Consulting
L'Orignal Old Jail
Limen Group
Lobo Consulting Services Inc
LUMOS Energy
Lunch Box Consulting Inc.
Lutz Mountain Heritage Museum
Main Street Wolseley
McGill University
MEKA & Associates
MHBC Planning
Millennium Cultural Heritage Foundation
Mohawk College
Moncton Heritage Board
Morrin Centre
MTBA & Associates Inc.
Municipal Heritage Advisory Committee
Municipal World
Municipality of Trent Hills
National Capital Commission
New Edinburgh Community Alliance
Nova Scotia Community College
NPD
Ojdrovic Engineering Inc.
Old Strathcona Foundation
ONG Maison d'Abraham
Ontario Heritage Trust
Ontario Historical Society
Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport
Oxford
Parks Canada
Parkwood National Historic Site
PCL Construction Canada Inc.
PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation
Pembroke Private Wealth Management Ltd.
Port Moody Heritage Society
Province of New Brunswick
Province of Nova Scotia
PTAH Consultants Inc., Architects
PWGSC
Queen's University
QV Investors Inc.
RESCA Advanced Cleaning Technologies Inc.
RJW-Gem Campbell Stonemasons Ltd.
Robertson Martin Architects
Roof Tile Management Inc.
Royce Public Images
Saskatchewan Archaeological Society
Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation
Saskatchewan Parks, Culture & Sport
Saskatoon Municipal Heritage Advisory Committee
Saskculture
Seraph, LLC
Shaws of Darwen Ltd.
SHO Developments Ltd.
Shoalts Engineering
Smith & Barber - Sculpture Atelier
Stantec Consulting
Stevens Burgess Architects Ltd.
Strathcona County
Tacoma Engineers
Taylor Hazell Architects
The Commercial Realty Group
The Council of Heritage Organizations in Ottawa
The Niagara Foundation
The Ventin Group Ltd.
TNO - Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research
Town of Banff
Town of Caledon
Town of Cobourg
Town of Grimsby
Town of Milton
Town of Oakville
Town of Richmond Hill
Town of Truro
Town of Truro - Heritage Advisory Committee
Town of Whitby
Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands
Traditional Cut Stone
Treaty 8 Tribal Association
Trent University
Triasima Inc.
Tripp Heritage Solutions
University of Ottawa
University of South Florida
University of Toronto
University of Vermont
University of Victoria
University of Waterloo
Unterman McPhail Associates
Vertical Access
+VG Architects The Ventin Group Ltd.
Ville de Moncton
Ville de Québec
Vintage Brick
Western Development Museum
Western Heritage
Westmount Historical Association
Willowbank Centre for Cultural Landscape
Willowbank School of Restoration Arts
Windmill Development Group
Woodcliffe Landmark Properties
Yorklands Green Hub
Yukon Government
Yukon Heritage Resources Board
Yukon Historical & Museums Association
Ontario Association of Architects ConEd Learning Hours
Canadian Institute of Planners Learning Units
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| HCF 2013 Conference Sessions | Continuous Professional Learning Units |
| HCF13-01 Strategies for Fundraising – Day 1 | 6.0 |
| HCF13-02 Strategies for Fundraising – Day 2 | 5.0 |
| HCF13-03 Bus Tour: Heritage Perth | 5.0 |
| HCF13-04 Walking Tour: Beaux-Art Ottawa | 2.0 |
| HCF13-05 Walking Tour: Historic Gatineau | 2.0 |
| HCF13-06 Bus Tour: Ottawa Mid-Century Modern | 4.0 |
| HCF13-07 Walking Tour & Workshop: Heritage Eco-Districts | 3.0 |
| HCF13-08 Walking Tour: Whose Hill? | 2.5 |
| HCF13-09 Walking Tour: Byward Market & Lowertown | 2.0 |
| HCF13-10 Session1: Opening Plenary Keynote | 2.0 |
| HCF13-11 Session2: Keynote | 1.0 |
| HCF13-12 Session3 | 1.5 |
| HCF13-13 Special Presentation | 0.75 |
| HCF13-14 Session4A | 1.5 |
| HCF13-15 Session4B | 1.5 |
| HCF13-16 Session4C | 1.5 |
| HFC13-17 Session5A | 1.5 |
| HFC13-18 Session5B | 1.5 |
| HFC13-19 Session5C | 1.5 |
| HFC13-20 Workshop5D | 1.5 |
| HFC13-21 Session6 | 1.5 |
| HFC13-22 Session7A | 1.5 |
| HFC13-23 Session7B | 1.5 |
| HFC13-24 Workshop7D | 1.5 |
| HFC13-25 Session8A | 1.5 |
| HFC13-26 Session8B | 1.5 |
| HFC13-27 Session8C | 1.5 |
| HFC13-28 Session8D | 1.5 |
| HFC13-29 Session9 | 1.5 |
