1908 – Central Collegiate School / Calgary Board of Education, Calgary, Alberta

Central Collegiate school was the first structure in Calgary designed specifically for secondary education. It was one of 18 sandstone schools built in Calgary between 1892-1914, and probably the most elaborately detailed and picturesque, a rare example of the Scottish Baronial style. Its external features include large rock-faced sandstone, bartizan turrets, and a steeply pitched roof with dormers. It has separate boys’ and girls’ entrances that are still visible today. Now the headquarters of the Calgary Board of Education.