Moose Jaw Times-Herald: Local buildings featured in provincial architecture book

The Crescent Park Amphitheatre is one of the
Moose Jaw buildings featured in the book Architecture of Saskatchewan: A Visual Journey,
1930-2011 by architect Bernard Flaman.
Times-Herald photo by Lisa Goudy

By Lisa Goudy


Four historic Moose Jaw buildings are included in a new book that showcases Saskatchewan architecture.

The book Architecture of Saskatchewan: A Visual Journey, 1930-2011 by architect Bernard Flaman, who works in the field of heritage conservation, is a depiction of distinctive buildings. It was published through the University of Regina Press on March 25, and as of this week, is No. 5 on the McNally Robinson bestseller list.

“It conveys, I guess, a visual history of the evolution of Saskatchewan’s architecture during that period. So it’s very much a survey and focuses on what I think we would consider our best buildings,” said Flaman, a member of the Saskatchewan Association of Architects.

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