[Presentation] A Landmark Transformed: the New Global Centre for Pluralism

February 15, 2017: Heritage Ottawa Annual Phillips Memorial Lecture, by Shirley Blumberg, KPMB Architects, for Global Centre for Pluralism.

 

 

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Discover how the former War Museum in Canada has been transformed into the Global Centre for Pluralism

 

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