1912 – Government Conference Centre – Former Union Station, Ottawa, Ontario
Architect: Ross & MacFarlane
The Government Conference Centre was originally constructed as Ottawa Union Station between 1909 and 1912 to the designs of architects Ross &
1913 – Design for King Edward VII Memorial, Ottawa, Canada
Sculptor: Walter Allward
Never completed, the construction probably cancelled by the First World War.
1913 – Proposal for Departmental Buildings, Ottawa, Canada
Architect: Edward White & Aston Webb
The plans were prepared by architect Edward White with Aston Webb by request of the Canadian prime minister while in England in the summer of 1912.
1915 – Connaught Building / Customs Examining Warehouse, Ottawa, Canada
Architect: David Ewart & E.L. Horwood, Department of Public Works
Construction on the Customs Examining Warehouse was started by David Ewart as Dominion Chief Architect (1896-1914) of the Department of Public Works,
1916 – Transportation Building, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Architect: J. Albert Ewart
Sited across the street from Union Station,
1919 – Blackburn Building, 85 Sparks Street, Ottawa, Canada
Architect: Werner E. Noffke
Robert and Russell Blackburn commissioned the multi-functional structure containing retail,
1919 – National Press Building / Norlite Building, Ottawa, Canada
Architect: Richards & Abra
Described in the architectural press: “The exterior is built of Indiana limestone,
1919 – The Hunter Building, 56 O’Connor Street, Ottawa, Canada
Architect: Richard C. Wright, Chief Dominion Architect
Demolished in 1982,
1924 – Ottawa Civic Hospital, Ontario, Canada
Architect: Stevens & Lee
The architects Edward Fletcher Stevens (1860–1946) and Frederick Clare Lee designed hospitals in the U.S.
1927 – Metropolitan Life Insurance Company / Wellington Building, Ottawa, Canada
Architect: D. Everett Waid
Built as the Canadian head office for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
