Designed by Gustavo Da Roza, an architect from Winnipeg, the Châtelaine House perfectly embodied the innovation and elegance of its time. Its vertical wooden façade and white chimney reflected a clean and modern aesthetic. Sponsored by Châtelaine magazine, this pavilion celebrated women’s creativity through exhibits on fashion, interior design, and practical solutions for everyday life. A red car showcased in front of the entrance added a glamorous touch, attracting large crowds of visitors. Source: CCWE, Descriptions of Expo 67 pavilions, national and para-national, as written by the participants themselves.
PHOTO — Chatelaine House (exterior)
Pavillon : Chatelaine House
[Classification call number: PHOTO142].
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Dimensions: Diapositive 135 (35mm x 23mm) inches
Process: Kodachrome
Autor : Louis Martin
Collection : Louis Martin Fund, Gift from Louis Martin