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CCA Celebrates Founder Phyllis Lambert as She Turns 100
The program will include exhibitions, films and publications on housing and heritage as Lambert prepares to turn 100.
- On Tuesday, the Canadian Centre for Architecture launched a yearlong centennial program honoring founder Phyllis Lambert as she approaches her 100th birthday.
- Describing Montreal as a "city of communities," the 99-year-old architect advocated for greater citizen involvement in shaping urban development and policy decisions.
- The centennial initiative features exhibitions, films, publications, and public conversations exploring housing, heritage, ecology, and urban life across the yearlong program.
- Lambert will release her memoir, "My First Hundred Years," in January, further documenting her extensive career in architecture and urban activism.
- As citizens increasingly take an interest in urban development, Lambert emphasized they need a strong voice in shaping how cities evolve.
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The CCA celebrates the centenary of its founder philanthropist.
·Montreal, Canada
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Museum marks Phyllis Lambert’s upcoming 100th birthday with a yearlong program
MONTREAL - Canadian architect and activist Phyllis Lambert says Montreal needs greater citizen involvement in shaping the city as she approaches her 100th birthday.
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