1960s – Design for St. George’s Anglican Church, Transcona, Winnipeg

Described by the architects: “This is an example of a small parish church on a very limited budget. It provides facilities for both church and Christian education usage. The church is designed so that expansion of these facilities can easily be done as the congregation grows. The building is proposed as a draft slab structure, simple wood frame work and Glulam wood deck roof constriction. The existing church bell (which is the first bell brought into Transcona) has been incorporated into the design The exterior of the building is proposed as cedar shakes and pebble dashed stucco.” Never constructed.