1911 – Second placed design for Lieutenant Governor’s Residence, Ontario, Canada
Architect: George W. Gouinlock
More compact and less rambling design than that selected as the winning design,
1911 – Third placed design for Lieutenant Governor’s Residence, Ontario, Canada
Architect: John M. Lyle
The results of this competition were put aside after the Provincial Architect,
1911 – Winning Design for Lieutenant Governor’s Residence, Ontario, Canada
Architect: George W. King
An architectural competition conducted by the Department of Public Works of the Province of Ontario for the proposed new Government House,
1913 – Second Premium in Toronto Land Titles Building Competition
Architect: Chapman & McGiffin
Second placed design in major architectural competition held in 1913 which was won by Charles S.
1913 – Third Place in Toronto Land Titles Building Competition
Architect: Symons & Rae
An architecture competition was held in 1913 for a design for a Land Titles Registry Building.
1914 – Design for Bloor Street Viaduct, Toronto
Architect: L.G. Mouchel & Partners
Suggested design in reinforced concrete for a proposed Bloor Street Viaduct,
1914 – Fourth placed design for Masonic Temple, Toronto, Canada
Architect: A.W. Gould & A.E. Harvey
Fourth placed entry in architectural competition,
1914 – Second placed design for Masonic Temple, Toronto, Canada
Architect: John M. Lyle
Second placed design in a competition for a new and large Masonic Temple on Spadina Road.
1914 – Third placed design for Masonic Temple, Toronto, Canada
Architect: Hutchison, Wood & Miller
Third placed entry in architectural competition to design a new Masonic Temple to be erected on the west side of Spadina Road north of Bloor Street.
1914 – Winning Design for Masonic Temple, Toronto, Canada
Architect: Harry P. Knowles
The winning entry in an architectural competition,
