Prix du XXe siècle
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada and the National Trust for Canada wish to promote public awareness about significant Canadian architecture of the 20th century.
The Prix du XXe siècle recognizes outstanding and lasting contributions to Canadian architecture, and landmark buildings in the historical context of Canadian Architecture. This prize celebrates design quality as well as enduring excellence, recognizing buildings that continue to be used as designed or that have successfully accommodated new uses without being altered in ways that detract from the original design intent. The award can recognize a building in Canada, designed by an architect from any country, or a building anywhere in the world that was designed by a Canadian architect.
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Niagara Falls Butterfly Conservatory |
Baird Sampson Neuert Architects |
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Humber Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge |
Montgomery Sisam Architects |
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Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre | View |
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Toronto Central YMCA |
Diamond Schmitt Architects |
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CN Tower |
John Andrews International/Roger du Toit The Webb Zerafa Menkes Housden Partnership (WZMH) Associated Project Architect, Edward R. Baldwin |
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Ontario Place - Cinesphere and Pods |
Eberhard Zeidler (then of Craig Zeidler Strong, now Zeidler Partnership Architects)
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Massey College (1962) |
Ron Thom (with Thompson, Berwick & Pratt) |
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Grande Prairie Regional College (1974) |
Douglas Cardinal, FRAIC |
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Wolf House (1967) |
Diamond & Myers (designed by Barton Myers) |
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Simon Fraser University (1965) |
Erickson/Massey |
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Smith House 2 (1964) |
Erickson/Massey |
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The Toronto Dominion Centre - 1967 (First phase); 1991 (Sixth phase) |
Toronto Dominion Bank Tower, Royal Trust Tower, Commercial Union Tower (now called Canadian Pacific Tower), and Banking Hall IBM Tower (now called TD Waterhouse Tower) Ernst & Young Tower |
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Ottawa Train Station (1966) |
John B. Parkin Architects (Successor Firm, NORR Limited) |
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Robson Square (1973-1983) |
Arthur Erickson Architects |
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The Museum of Anthropology at UBC (1971-76) |
Arthur Erickson Architects |
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Heating and Cooling Plant, University of Regina (1967) |
Clifford Wiens |
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Fathers of Confederation Buildings Trust (Confederation Centre of the Arts) (1964) |
Affleck, Desbarats, Dimakopoulos, Lebensold, Sise |
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Strutt House (1956) |
James W. Strutt |
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Toronto City Hall and Nathan Phillips Square (1965) |
Viljo Revell and John. B. Parkin Associates |
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Peter Hemingway Fitness and Leisure Centre (1969-70) |
Hemingway and Laubenthal Architects |
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