March 2, 1995: Vol26n19: Series presents exhibits, talk on contemporary architecture

By LISA WILEY
News Bureau Staff
Ken Greenberg, former director of the Division of Architecture and
Urban Design for the City of Toronto's Department of Planning and
Development, will discuss "Toronto: Confronting the Regional City" on
March 22, as part of the Spring lecture & exhibition series for the
School of Architecture and Planning. 
	Several exhibitions are scheduled in the James Dyett
Exhibition Hall in Hayes Hall on the South Campus, including
"Construction, Intention, Detail," an exhibit of the works of five
young Swiss architects. All events will take place on the South Campus
and are free of charge and open to the public.

MARCH
Continuing through March 24
James Dyett Exhibition Hall, 3rd floor, Hayes Hall
"Construction, Intention, Detail: Five Projects from Five Swiss
Architects"
Gallery hours: Mondays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Tuesdays through Fridays, 9
a.m. to 5 p.m.
	The five projects examine the means through which, or by
which, construction expresses, enriches or contradicts an underlying
architectural intent. The works share a concern for the combination of
the physical dimension of architecture with the genesis of a building.
The young architects and works represented include Herzog & de Meuron,
"Goetz Collection, Munich;" Burkhalter & Sumi, "Turbenthal Field
Depot;" Meili & Peter, "School for Wood Technology;" Diener & Diener,
"Office Building at Picassolatz," and Peter Zumthor, "Housing for the
Elderly in Chuc, Switzerland."
	This exhibition has been presented at Princeton University,
Catholic University, Columbia University and the University of
Pennsylvania, among others.

Wednesday, March 22, 5:30 p.m., 301 Crosby Hall
Lecture by Ken Greenberg: "Toronto: Confronting the Regional City"
	Greenberg's firm, Berridge, Lewinberg and Greenberg Ltd., has
focused on the redevelopment of inner-city areas. He has taught at the
University of Toronto, York University and the University of Montreal.
He recently completed a number of studies, including "Reurbanization
Guidelines for Metropolitan Toronto, Shaping Growth in the Greater
Toronto Area" for the Province of Ontario, "Living Downtown" for the
City of Toronto, and "Transportation 2000" for metropolitan Toronto.
He has lectured widely in North America and Europe.

APRIL
April 3-May 19
James Dyett Exhibition Hall, 3rd floor, Hayes Hall
Exhibition of recent student works in conjunction with the national
accreditation team's review.
Gallery hours: Mondays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Tuesdays through Fridays, 9
a.m. to 5 p.m.

Wednesday, April 5, 5:30 p.m.
James Dyett Exhibition Hall, 3rd floor, Hayes Hall
Students will host an exhibit of their own works, presented as an
"in-house conversation."