Subseries consists of concept art for Millennium Place/Whistler Interfaith Chapel, as well as related correspondence between Dalla-Lana Griffin Dowling Knapp Architects and Alex Kleinman/Stephen Milstein.

Contents include:

• Transmittal to Alex Kleinman and Stephen Milstein from Dalla-Lana Griffin Dowling Knapp Architects re: Whistler Interfaith Chapel/My Place, September 30th 1998, with 2 8x10” print and 1 print-out conceptual drawing (WA_1986_083_04_002_001_001-004)
• Transmittal to Alex Kleinman from Dalla-Lana Griffin Dowling Knapp Architects re: Millennium Place, February 8th 1999, with one 35mm colour slide, one 8½ x11’’ colour copy reduction, and one 8 x 10” colour print. (WA_1986_083_04_002_002_001-004)
• 8½ x 11’’ black-and-white photocopied (?) conceptual drawing of Millennium Place. (WA_1986_083_04_002_003)
• Circular painting of Millennium Place in full colour, signed "I. MacLaurin" and "Andrews." (WA_1986_083_04_002_004)
• Copy of above circular painting of Millennium Place. (WA_1986_083_04_002_005)
• Large print of concept art of Skiier’s Chapel, signed "Lukaitis '91." (WA_1986_083_04_002_006)
• 1 4x6" colour photo of above concept art of Skiier’s Chapel, came in large envelope marked "Photos - DGBK." (WA_1986_083_04_002_007)

Photographs and documents relating to the development, construction, and opening of Millennium Place. It includes concept art, photographs, correspondence, and a promotional folder.

A letter written by Isobel MacLaurin to Paula Campbell regarding a proposal for the Art Program for Millennium Place. MacLaurin suggests that she create "a painting of the chapel in it's [sic] original setting near the old Olive Chair, with skiers schussing by." Two copies of Isobel MacLaurin's resume are attached to the letter by paper clip.

Scrapbook contains newspaper clippings, programs, and other material about artistic and cultural events in Whistler.

Topics include: the Whistler Community Arts Council, Millennium Place, 2010 Olympic Games, Celebration 2010 Whistler Arts showcase, Skiier's Chapel, art exhibits, greenhouses, theatre, music, presentations, literature, dance, music, comedy, memorials, naturalists, seniors, opera, films, and festivals.