Collection search - Sandyford Place. [35-43 Duke St] Cameron Ridsdale. [University of Toronto, School of Architecture]. [architectural drawing]

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Sandyford Place. [35-43 Duke St] Cameron Ridsdale. [University of Toronto, School of Architecture]. [architectural drawing]

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Date:

1963

Reference:

Local class no.: P/450/Hamilton/1963 (Sandyford Place - 4 sheets), Box number: 2000225879

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P/450/Hamilton/1963 (Sandyford Place - 4 sheets)

Type of material:

Architectural and technical drawings

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Item ID number:

4157689

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Sandyford Place. [35-43 Duke St] Cameron Ridsdale. [University of Toronto, School of Architecture].
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Date(s):

1963

Place:

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Place of creation:

Canada

Publisher:

s.n.,

Extent:

1 map : 4 MSS ; 58.4 x 73.6 and smaller.

Language of material:

English
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University of Toronto. School of Architecture

Ridsdale, Cameron
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General note:

The sheets indicate (1) North elevation (NMC 108849) -- (2) East, north-south elevations (NMC 108850) -- (3) 1/2 basement, first floor 1/2 second floor and 1/2 third floor plans (NMC 108851) -- (4) Typical main entrance, various details, floor window heads, typical interior door (NMC 108852). Two of these sheets are dated 1962. Sandyford Place was built about 1858. Reminiscent of buildings in Edinburgh and Glasgow, obviously built by Scottish masons. The eave brackets and Renaissance style windows are part of the contemporary Italian repertoire. More distinctive are the three-sided dormers, with hipped roof and side lights, not to be found elsewhere in Canada, save the Maritimes.
McKay, A.G.: Victorian Architecture in Hamilton, Hamilton 1966, p. 9.

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The microfiche version is NMC108849, The microfiche version is NMC108850, The microfiche version is NMC108851, The microfiche version is NMC108852

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Box [450 HAMILTON 1963] 2000225879

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