Gold Medal — 1998 Recipient
Récipiendaire:
Frank O. Gehry, FAIA, Hon. FRAIC
Médaille d'or
The RAIC's Gold Medal is the highest honour that it can bestow in recognition of a significant and lasting contribution to Canadian architecture and is not to be construed as a competition. The terms of reference set forth here outline the process of selection to be used to identify the recipient of this honour.
In recognition of a significant body of work deemed to be a major contribution to Canadian architecture, and having lasting influence on the theory and/or the practice of architecture, either – through demonstrated excellence in design; and/or, excellence in research or education.
Gold Medal — 1999 Recipient
Récipiendaire:
Douglas J. Cardinal, FRAIC
Gold Medal — 2001 Recipient
Récipiendaire:
A.J. Diamond, FRAIC
Gold Medal — 2005 Recipient
Récipiendaire:
Richard Henriquez, FRAIC
Gold Medal — 2006 Recipient
Récipiendaire:
Bruce Kuwabara, FRAIC
Gold Medal — 2007 Recipient
Récipiendaire:
Mario Saia, FIRAC
Gold Medal — 2008 Recipient
Récipiendaire:
Dan S. Hanganu, FIRAC
Gold Medal — 2009 Recipient
Récipiendaire:
John Patkau, FRAIC and Patricia Patkau, FRAIC
RAIC Gold Medal 2023 Recipient
Récipiendaire:
Claude Provencher, FIRAC
Ville:
Montréal,
Province / Territoire:
QC
The late architect Claude Provencher was co-founder of one of Canada’s most significant architecture firms. He has long been recognized for the quality of his realized projects, as well as for his profound sense of commitment. Considered among the trailblazers of the new urban architecture movement of the late 1970s in Canada, he enriched Quebec’s built urban heritage with many major projects.
Médaille d'or Lauréat de 2022
Récipiendaire:
Jerome Markson
Ville:
Toronto,
Province / Territoire:
ON
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