Anthropology Museum UBC
Arthur Erickson Architect
Vancouver, British Columbia
Terri
Meyer Boake B.E.S. B.Arch. M.Arch.
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Anthropology Museum UBC Arthur Erickson Architect Vancouver, British Columbia
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About the building: The Anthropology Museum at UBC houses many aboriginal artifacts from the British Columbia area. The main exhibit space was specially designed to display a magnificent array of totem poles.
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| Side
view of main totem gallery. |
Close
up of glazing and concrete piers. |
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| Partial
rear elevation of the main gallery. |
Butt
silicone glazed wall at main gallery. |
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| View
from the front entrance towards main gallery at rear. |
Skylighting
along sides of gallery to illuminate smaller sculptures. |
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| Main gallery
space. |
View from
main gallery towards rear of property. |
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| View up
into linear skylights over main gallery. |
View of exhibit
lighting. Clerestories are used to provide daylight for many of the exhibits.
Not much consideration seems to be given for UV control... |
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last updated March 8, 2008 |
