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ECAMP Tour - Wallbridge & Imrie Garden Court Apartments

Saturday, Oct. 19, 2024
12:30pm to 3:00pm

10412 118 Avenue NW
Free
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Join us for a free walking tour of Spruce Avenue’s Garden Court, designed by pioneering architects Imrie and Wallbridge.

Ever wondered about the people who designed your apartment building, and why they made it that way?

On October 19, join Edmonton City as Museum Project (ECAMP) for a free public walking tour of Spruce Avenue’s Garden Court apartments, designed in the 1950s by Edmonton architects Mary Imrie and Jean Wallbridge. These two trailblazing women started Edmonton’s first all-female architectural partnership – and were romantic partners too.

 

We’ll learn why they added brick fins onto the patios, big shared green spaces out back, and other little features in these two-story homes. This tour will be led by local architect Greg Whistance-Smith, contributor to a new book about Imrie and Wallbridge.

 

After the tour, join us for free coffee at Guuto Mothers Cafeteria and snacks and learn about a new exhibit on Imrie and Wallbridge at MacEwan University’s Mitchell Art Gallery.

 


10412 118 Avenue NW

10412 118 Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB, T5G 0P7


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