OTTAWA April 28, 2016 – A Vancouver leader in condominium rehabilitation, a Montreal heritage expert involved in restoration on Parliament Hill, a Toronto architect reshaping his city, and the designer of some 150 projects in Nunavut are among the Canadian architects to be named 2016 Fellows.
The College of Fellows of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) bestows Fellowship in recognition of outstanding achievement. Criteria include design excellence, exceptional scholarly contribution, or distinguished service to the profession or the community.
Representing Canada coast-to-coast, the 41 new Fellows come from Charlottetown, Pokemouche, St. John’s, Dartmouth, Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Sherwood Park, Calgary, Burnaby, and Vancouver.
They include:
- Donald Hazledon, of Vancouver, BC, who formed the Building Envelope Research Consortium in 1995 to address the issue of leaky condominiums and develop technical solutions;
- Ewa Bieniecka, of Montreal, QC, who has worked on some of Canada’s most recognizable heritage landmarks including the rehabilitation of the West Block and East Blocks on Parliament Hill and who is the RAIC vice-president;
- Harriet Burdett-Moulton, of Dartmouth, NS, a Métis architect who was the second female graduate architect from Nova Scotia Technical University and has designed more than 150 projects in Nunavut;
- Calvin Brook, a Toronto architect, urban designer and planner whose projects include Downsview Park, Waterfront Toronto’s Gardiner Transformation Project and the city’s Avenues and Mid-Rise Buildings study.
See full list below.
Fellows will be inducted at the College of Fellows Convocation, which takes place during the RAIC’s Festival of Architecture in Nanaimo, BC, June 8 to 11.
In addition, President, CEO and Founding Director of the Canada Green Building Council Thomas Mueller, MA, LEED AP, is being inducted into the College as an Honourary Fellow and giving the Keynote Address at the convocation ceremony on June 9th.
2016 Fellows
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Atlantic David Bergmark, FRAIC, Charlottetown Jacques Boucher, FRAIC, Pokemouche, N.-B. James Case, FRAIC, St. John's Harriet Burdett-Moulton, FRAIC, Dartmouth Anthony Cook, FRAIC, Halifax Carol G. Rogers, FRAIC, Halifax Quebec Ewa Bieniecka, FIRAC, Montréal Guy Favreau, FIRAC, Montréal Maxime-Alexis Frappier, FIRAC, Montréal Bruno St-Jean, FIRAC, Montréal Ontario David K. Cole, FRAIC, Ottawa Gerald D. Conway, FRAIC, Ottawa Toon Dreessen, FRAIC, Ottawa Murray Gallant, FRAIC, Ottawa Cheryl Atkinson, FRAIC, Toronto Tania Bortolotto, FRAIC, Toronto Calvin Brook, FRAIC, Toronto John E. Christie, FRAIC, Toronto Andre D’Elia, FRAIC, Toronto Valerie Gow, FRAIC, Toronto Viktors Jaunkalns, FRAIC, Toronto Leslie Jen, FRAIC, Toronto Mark Langridge, FRAIC, Toronto Anne McIlroy, FRAIC, Toronto David Miller, FRAIC, Toronto J. Albert Paquette, FRAIC, Toronto Brian Rudy, FRAIC, Toronto Betsy Williamson, FRAIC, Toronto |
Manitoba Kent Woloschuk, FRAIC, Winnipeg James Orlikow, FRAIC, Winnipeg Dudley Thompson, FRAIC, Winnipeg Robert W. Martin, FRAIC, Winnipeg Saskatchewan Keith D. Henry, FRAIC, Saskatoon Alberta Robert D. Bennett, FRAIC, Edmonton Terry Hartwig, FRAIC, Sherwood Park Bruce McKenzie, FRAIC, Calgary British Columbia Trevor Boddy, FRAIC, Vancouver Conrad Boychuk, FRAIC, Vancouver Elisa Brandts, FRAIC, Vancouver Donald G. Hazleden, FRAIC, Burnaby Sean Ruthen, FRAIC, Vancouver |
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