East Yard Task Force Study: Assessment of Five Buildings in the East Yards (Southern Portion)

Gaboury Associates Architects Inc.

This document presents information on five buildings in the following categories: name, date of building, past and present uses, main exterior and interior features, roof, vertical circulation, windows and doors, insulation and vapour barrier, heating and electrical, re-use potential, and renovation costs. An appendix includes an engineer's description of structural systems and conditions for each building.

Gaboury Associates Architects Inc.. 1986. East Yard Task Force Study: Assessment of Five Buildings in the East Yards (Southern Portion). Winnipeg: Gaboury Associates Architects Inc..
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