About The Hintonburg Heritage Project
Hintonburg is a lively, diverse and walkable community, with quiet residential neighbourhoods and a vibrant main street. But what we see today is just the current fringe of a long, varied historical tapestry. Hintonburg has always been a place to live and work, but it has also been a centre for manufacturing, filmmaking, and business. Its heritage buildings bear witness to this varied past.
These projects dig into that history. They were done by students in a fourth-year seminar in Carleton University’s History & Theory of Architecture Program in the winter of 2024, in partnership with Jeanne Inch and Linda Hoad from the Heritage Committee of the Hintonburg Community Association. This remains a work in progress – more will be added, so watch this space.
If Hintonburg’s walls could talk, these are some of the stories they’d tell.
Browse Projects
This exhibition is curated by Marina Yera Hernandez
The Cuthbertson/Oliver House: 146 Bayswater by Ana Teoh
Jones Block by Marina Yera Hernandez
The Cluff House: 9 Sherbrooke Ave by Sabiha Mannan
W.E. Noffke and the Fires of the Maclean Block by Teresa Keuleman
The Capital Wire Cloth Factory: The Woven Histories of 7 Hinton Avenue by Zaid Hashim