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Journal Article
Robert Fairfield, Architect: \The 'Saint' who saved the day\
2005
Overview
DuFair Products also developed a new ceiling system of plaster over steel mesh panels for office construction.19 Fairfield-Dubois was one of the significant Toronto-based firms practicing in Canada during the 19605. At some time the office was on Eglinton East. 14 Incomplete minutes contained in Fairfield Family Papers. 15 Amongst the Fairfield Family Papers are several documents relating to the meeting of shareholders and arranging construction of houses but insufficient for a complete history of these activities. 16 References contained in Fairfield Family Papers are informative but further archival research is required to determine the scope of Fairfield's involvement in the new town for Frobisher Bay. 17 Professional Memberships included: Member, Advisory Committee, Canadian Government Specification Board, 1967-69; Board of Trustees, Art Gallery of Ontario, 1972-76; Member of Council of OAA, 1966-68; Fellow, Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Associate; Fellow, Royal Institute of British Architects; Fellow, Ontario Association of Architects; Arts and Letters Club, Toronto, 1948-70 18 FPP. Housing Ottawa Competition, 1961, Smyth Road; Canadian Ambassador's residence in Ankara, Turkey, 1960 to 1969; Art Centre, Central Technical School, Toronto, 1962; Massey Silver Medal, 1964; Massey Medal, 1967; Province of Ontario Pavilion at Expo '67; Brewer's Association of Canada Pavilion at Expo '67; Centennial Building, Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, n.d.; Lakehead University, Master Plan, Thunder Bay, n.d.; Residential College, Trent University, Peterborough, 1968; Albert Campbell Library, Scarborough, n.d.; Oxford University Press Building, Don Mills, 1962; New College, University of Toronto, 1964 and 1969; Sarnia Opera House proposal, n.d.; Sao Paulo, Brazil Biennial Awards for Architecture, Honourable Mention, 1965; Amsterdam City Hall Competition, finalist from 803 entries, 1969.
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Ontario Historical Society
