Publications:

• Well Preserved - The Ontario Heritage Foundation's Manual of Principles and Practice for Architectural Conservation by Mark Fram (Third Edition, 2003) Boston Mills Press, Erin, Ontario ISBN 1-55046·077-3
• Canadian Biosafety Handbook, 2nd Edition (2016) Public Health Agency of Canada (online edition) ISBN: 978-1-100-25773-0
• A Concise History of Canadian Architecture by Dr. Harold Kalman. (2000). Toronto: Oxford University Press

Web Sources:

• Ontario Architecture (http://www.ontarioarchitecture...) This is a non-profit educational website developed to help you appreciate architecture both in Ontario and the rest of the world. Developed by Shannon Kyles, Professor of Architectural History at Mohawk College, Hamilton, Ontario.
• Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) "Keeping the Heat In" - on Guides.co (Keeping the Heat In)
• LEHDER Environmental Services (https://montrose-env.com/lehder/) "Hazardous Building Materials"
• Federal Heritage Buildings Review Office, Canada (FHBRO)
• Canada's Historic Places - The Standards & Guidelines for the Conservation of Historic Places in Canada
• Traditional Building "Purpose of Classical Moldings" (May 13, 2020) by Erik Evens AIA. Information retrieved Feb. 2021.
• Canada Masonry Centre - Canada's nationwide organization for masonry contractors.
• Wood Energy Technology Transfer Inc. (WETT Inc.) is a non-profit training and education association managed by a volunteer Board of Directors elected by holders of valid WETT certificates. Through its administrative designate, WETT Inc. functions as the national registrar of the WETT program, and promotes the safe and effective use of wood-burning systems in Canada.
• NAIMA Canada Insulation & Air Sealing Manual - Up to date best practices, building science foundations, and summaries of codes.
• Wikipedia.org - Classical Orders of Architecture

Images:

• Photos by Andy Cockburn & Jillian McArthur
• Drawings by Andy Cockburn

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