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The Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada's 37th Annual Conference SSAC-SEAC CONFERENCE 2010, LUNENBURG, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA Traditions of Ingenuity The Conference: Conference General Information Registration Information English Print Registration Form Accommodation Information Transportation Questions? Contact the organizers: Steven Mannell and Peter Coffman The Sessions: Current Research, chair, Steve Mannell, Dalhousie Docomomo Session: Modern Heritage & Creativity, Chair, France Vanlaethem, UQAM Canada's Heritage Then and Now: Objects, Speeches, Approaches and Methods, Chair : Martin Drouin, UQAM Aboriginal "Traditional" Architecture, Chair: Daniel Millette, UBC Instituting Confederated Identity, Chair: Rhodri Windsor-Liscombe, UBC Religious Heritage: On Local (Sustainable) Development and Identity Construction Issues, Chair: Luc Noppen, UQAM Tradition versus Innovation in Canadian Church Architecture, Chair: Malcolm Thurlby, York Design Dissemination through Printed Media, Chair: Jessica Mace, York Evolution and Innovation in Wood Building, Chair: Emanuel Jannasch, Dalhousie The Program: Prelimnary Conference Program The Venue: Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada Lunenburg offers a unique opportunity to hold the conference in a setting that embodies many of its key themes. A UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site since 1995, Lunenburg offers a compact and comprehensible townscape, an intact 18th-century colonial street plan, a fine collection of buildings from a broad span of time, and a vivid maritime setting. It also faces, on a daily basis, the many problems and opportunities of a heritage site in the 21st century. Sponsors:

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