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Don't miss “Phyllis Lambert: 75 Years at Work”, currently at the Canadian Centre for Architecture

By Justine Testado|

Wednesday, Feb 1, 2017

Phyllis Lambert, David Sharpe, Myron Goldsmith, Jin Hwan Kim, and unidentified student, Master class studio, Crown Hall, Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT), c. 1961. Photo credit: Phyllis Lambert fonds, CCA.

Phyllis Lambert is 90 years strong, and the impact she has made in architecture in the last six decades still resonates to this day. While her influence in architecture is well known, what is Lambert's perspective on her own career? In celebration of her 90th birthday that was on January 24, the CCA in Montreal is currently exhibiting “Phyllis Lambert: 75 Years at Work”, which was curated by Lambert herself. The exhibition is open now until June 4, 2017. Don't miss out!

Read on for more.

Phyllis Lambert, Founding Director Emeritus, 2017. Photo credit: CCA.

The exhibition reflects Phyllis Lambert's constant dedication to “[building] things that express the best qualities of the society in which you live."  Chronologically arranged as a series of case studies, the exhibition highlights significant milestones in Lambert's career, such as her architectural education and her start in the architecture profession, her iconic role as the Director of Planning of the Seagram Building, the Saidye Bronfman Centre, photography missions, and conversation and restoration projects in her native Montreal and abroad.


Phyllis Lambert and Gene Summers, Principals, Ridgway Ltd., Architects and Developers. Photographer unknown, c. 1976. Photo credit: Phyllis Lambert fonds, CCA.
Ezra Stoller. Seagram Building, Mies van der Rohe and Philip Johnson, architects; Kahn and Jacobs, associate architects; Phyllis Lambert, Director of PlanningView from northwest at dusk, 375 Park Avenue, New York, 1958. Gelatin silver print. Photo credit: CCA.

A fierce advocate for advancing architecture practice as well as the social issues in urban conservation, she founded the Héritage Montréal in 1975 and played a major role in establishing the Société d'Amélioration de Milton-Parc, Canada's largest non-profit cooperative-housing renovation project. In 1996, she established the Fonds d’Investissement de Montréal (FIM), which is Canada's only private investment fund that supports revitalizing housing in low- and medium-income neighborhoods.

Richard Nickel. Dancers in the theatre of the Saidye Bronfman Centre, 1968. Phyllis Lambert, Architect. Gelatin silver print. Photo credit: Phyllis Lambert fonds, CCA.
Pier Associates. Composite photograph of Phyllis Lambert and David Fix in their studio, 403-409 East Illinois St. Chicago, USA, c. 1970. Reproduction. Phyllis Lambert Archive, CCA. Photo credit: © Pier Associates.

"Architects make buildings—but Phyllis Lambert makes architects," Rem Koolhaas said when he presented the 2014 Golden Lion for Achievement Award to Lambert during the 2014 Venice Architecture Biennale. Last year, she was honored with the 2016 Wolf Prize in Israel and the American Academy's 2016 Arnold W. Brunner Memorial Prize.

Learn more about the exhibition in the event link below.

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Don't miss “Phyllis Lambert: 75 Years at Work”, currently at the Canadian Centre for Architecture

By Justine Testado|

Wednesday, Feb 1, 2017

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Phyllis Lambert, David Sharpe, Myron Goldsmith, Jin Hwan Kim, and unidentified student, Master class studio, Crown Hall, Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT), c. 1961. Photo credit: Phyllis Lambert fonds, CCA.

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phyllis lambert ● canadian centre for architecture ● montreal ● quebec city ● canada ● exhibition ● architecture exhibition ● legacy ● influence ● canadian architect ● retrospective

Phyllis Lambert is 90 years strong, and the impact she has made in architecture in the last six decades still resonates to this day. While her influence in architecture is well known, what is Lambert's perspective on her own career? In celebration of her 90th birthday that was on January 24, the CCA in Montreal is currently exhibiting “Phyllis Lambert: 75 Years at Work”, which was curated by Lambert herself. The exhibition is open now until June 4, 2017. Don't miss out!

Read on for more.

Phyllis Lambert, Founding Director Emeritus, 2017. Photo credit: CCA.

The exhibition reflects Phyllis Lambert's constant dedication to “[building] things that express the best qualities of the society in which you live."  Chronologically arranged as a series of case studies, the exhibition highlights significant milestones in Lambert's career, such as her architectural education and her start in the architecture profession, her iconic role as the Director of Planning of the Seagram Building, the Saidye Bronfman Centre, photography missions, and conversation and restoration projects in her native Montreal and abroad.


Phyllis Lambert and Gene Summers, Principals, Ridgway Ltd., Architects and Developers. Photographer unknown, c. 1976. Photo credit: Phyllis Lambert fonds, CCA.
Ezra Stoller. Seagram Building, Mies van der Rohe and Philip Johnson, architects; Kahn and Jacobs, associate architects; Phyllis Lambert, Director of PlanningView from northwest at dusk, 375 Park Avenue, New York, 1958. Gelatin silver print. Photo credit: CCA.

A fierce advocate for advancing architecture practice as well as the social issues in urban conservation, she founded the Héritage Montréal in 1975 and played a major role in establishing the Société d'Amélioration de Milton-Parc, Canada's largest non-profit cooperative-housing renovation project. In 1996, she established the Fonds d’Investissement de Montréal (FIM), which is Canada's only private investment fund that supports revitalizing housing in low- and medium-income neighborhoods.

Richard Nickel. Dancers in the theatre of the Saidye Bronfman Centre, 1968. Phyllis Lambert, Architect. Gelatin silver print. Photo credit: Phyllis Lambert fonds, CCA.
Pier Associates. Composite photograph of Phyllis Lambert and David Fix in their studio, 403-409 East Illinois St. Chicago, USA, c. 1970. Reproduction. Phyllis Lambert Archive, CCA. Photo credit: © Pier Associates.

"Architects make buildings—but Phyllis Lambert makes architects," Rem Koolhaas said when he presented the 2014 Golden Lion for Achievement Award to Lambert during the 2014 Venice Architecture Biennale. Last year, she was honored with the 2016 Wolf Prize in Israel and the American Academy's 2016 Arnold W. Brunner Memorial Prize.

Learn more about the exhibition in the event link below.

RELATED EVENT Phyllis Lambert: 75 Years At Work
RELATED NEWS Phyllis Lambert presented with 2016 Wolf Prize in Israel
RELATED NEWS Phyllis Lambert to receive 2016 Arnold W. Brunner Memorial Prize
RELATED NEWS Phyllis Lambert named as 2014 Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement recipient

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