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Biography
Raymond Moriyama is one of Canada's
most respected architects/planners.
He lives in Toronto and practises worldwide.
His interest lies in the area of formal
and self-directed learning and areas
related to democratic and diplomatic
institutions. Among his award-winning
projects are: Ontario Science Centre;
Scarborough Civic Centre; Canadian Embassy
in Tokyo; Bata Shoe Museum; Bank of
Montreal Institute for Learning; the
Saudi Arabian National Museum in Riyadh;
Canadian War Museum in Ottawa; 100 Year
Studies for Meewasin Valley, Saskatchewan,
and for Niagara Falls, Lake to Lake.
Born in Vancouver and educated in Vancouver,
Slocan Valley, BC, Hamilton, Toronto
and Montreal, he received degrees from
University of Toronto and McGill University.
He and his wife, Sachi, have five grown
children. Two are now architects and
partners. They are blessed with ten
grandchildren, so far.
In the spring of 2001, he was elected
Chancellor of Brock University, the
first architect in Canada to receive
such honour.
Education
1957,
Master of Architecture, McGill University,
Montreal, Canada
1954, Bachelor of Architecture, U of
Toronto, Toronto, Canada
Awards:
2004, Order of Rising Sun Gold
Rays with Rosette, Tokyo, Japan
2004 - 1972, received 10 Honorary Doctorates
2000, Honorary Fellow, American Institute
of Architects
1999, Maclean's Honour Roll - Canadian
Who Made a Difference
1997, Royal Architectural Institute
of Canada Gold Medal
1996, Winner, Saudi Arabian National
Museum International Design Competition
1995, Winner, Seneca College @ York
University Design Competition
1992, Order of Ontario
1992, Confederation of Canada Medal
1985, Officer of the Order of Canada
Web site: www.mtarch.com
E-mail: raymond@moriyama.ca
Memberships: FRAIC, Hon FAIA,
MAIBC, MCIP, AIJ, RCA
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