National Holocaust Monument, Ottawa, ON.

On May 12, 2014, Lord Cultural Resources and world renowned team, which includes architect Daniel Libeskind, Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky, Quebec-based landscape architect Claude Cormier and University of Toronto Holocaust scholar Doris Bergen, were awarded design of Canada’s National Holocaust Monument to be built in Ottawa, ON, in the fall of 2015. Read more here.

Budapest Városliget, Hungary

In February 2014, Budapest Városliget announced the Liget Budapest International Design Competition for the design of five museum buildings within the cultural quarter of Budapest. Lordculture, the European company of Lord Cultural Resources, is consulting with Városliget in the planning of the Museum of Ethnography and the New National Gallery & Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art. The results will be announced in December 2014. Read more at www.ligetbudapest.org.

Best Paper Award for Barry Lord's research paper Energy and Cultural Heritage: How Values Change

Barry Lord, Co-President, received the “Best Paper Award” for his research paper entitled Energy and Cultural Heritage: How Values Change from the International Conference on Sustainable Cultural Heritage Management at the Roma Tre University in Rome, Italy, October 11-12, 2013.

Barry Lord’s latest book Art & Energy traces how the development of each new source of energy, from the prehistoric mastery of fire to renewable energy today, becomes a powerful engine of cultural change. Published by the American Alliance of Museums (AAM) and distributed by AAM and University of Chicago Press.
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