#corneliaoberlander

Towering up to 40 ft in height, the large glass windows of the Great Hall of the Museum of Anthropology provide an unobstructed view and enable the largest wooden carvings and cultural objects to be seen in daylight against a natural exterior setting. This image was taken by Anne Gingras, the Project Architect, in May 2018. The intent of the seismic upgrade of the MOA’s Great Hall is to restore the iconic structure and space to its exact design. Any intervention to a building of this stature, whether as additions or rehabilitation, must be approached with an understanding of the essence of the work, its spatial sequences, integration of structure and its finishes. This calls for the most discrete solution possible, necessitating a concentrated explorative exercise. #visitMOA #arthurerickson #corneliaoberlander #moa #seismicupgrade #vancouver #architecture #nmamoa #milkovicharch (at Museum of Anthropology) https://www.instagram.com/p/CbYHNHxveNj/?utm_medium=tumblr

We were saddened to hear of the death of our friend and collaborator Cornelia Oberlander on Saturday, May 22nd. A stroll along the colonnade of trees along Hornby Street, you experience Cornelia, when you see the white roses cascading from the Law Courts you see Cornelia. When you engage the landscape of Robson Square you are in Cornelia’s urban garden. Cornelia, thank you for your ideas, your guidance and mentor ship, and your friendship. ❤️🌱 #corneliaoberlander (at Museum of Anthropology) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPTotaDMDMI/?utm_medium=tumblr

#Lupins at the #MOA 🌿 #arthurerickson #corneliaoberlander #vancouver #architecture #landscapearchitecture #berm #milkovicharch (at Museum of Anthropology)

The fog is lifting . . . . . . #vancouver #foggycity #thesis #grüne #corneliaoberlander #landscapephotography #landscapelovers #almostgraduated (at Museum of Anthropology)