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Biography
Douglas J. Cardinal began practicing
architecture in Edmonton in 1964. In
January of 1976 he incorporated under
the name of Douglas J. Cardinal Architect
Limited. Since its inception, the firm
has undertaken projects of a diverse
nature - from individual houses to institutional
and governmental projects to twenty-five
year community development plans. Douglas
J. Cardinal is known nationally and
internationally for his signature architectural
designs, demonstrated in projects such
as his award-winning St. Mary’s
Church in Red Deer and the Canadian
Museum of Civilization in Hull.
Education
1995 American Institute of Architects,
Washington, D.C. Chapter
1991 Certificate of Practice, Ontario
Association of Architects
1983 Fellow, Royal Architectural Institute
of Canada
1977 Admitted to the Royal Canadian
Academy of Arts
1973 Member Manitoba Association of
Architects
1964 Member Royal Architectural Institute
of Canada
1964 Member Alberta Association of Architects
1963 B. Arch. (Honors), University of
Texas, Austin, Texas
Awards
2001 Governor General’s Award in
Visual and Media Arts, Ottawa, Ontario
2000 Royal Incorporation of Architects
in Scotland Honorary Fellowship
1999 RAIC 1999 Gold Medal for Architectural
Achievement
1995 National Aboriginal Achievement
Award, Canada
1992 Canada Council Molson Prize for
the Arts
1992 Great Canadian Award
1990 Officer of the Order of Canada
1989 Ordre des architectes du Quebec,
distinction en architecture
1983 Fellow, Royal Architectural Institute
of Canada
1974 Achievement Award for Excellence
in the field of Architecture, Province
of Alberta
Web site: www.djcarchitect.com
E-mail: d.cardinal@djcarchitect.com
Memberships: B. Arch, OAA, AIA,
AAA, MAA, SAA, OC, RCAA, FRAIC, FRAIS
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