1892 – Confederation Life Building, Toronto, Canada
Architect: Knox, Elliot & Jarvis
Constructed after an architectural competition held in 1889.
1904 – Design for a cottage, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Architect: George Creeford Browne
Cottage seems to have been a loose term in the late 19th early 20th century Canada,
1907 – Entrant for new Justice & Departmental Buildings, Ottawa, Ontario
Architect: Sproatt & Rolph
Unsuccessful and unplaced design in a collegiate gothic style for new government buildings in Ottawa.
1889 – Second Placed Design for Sun Life, Montreal, Canada
Architect: W.T. Thomas
The second prize of $300 in an architectural competition to design a new building worthy of Sun Life’s aspirations was awarded to this design by locally based architect William Tutin Thomas (1828-1892).
1904 – St. Mary’s Church, Walkerville, Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Architect: Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson
Fine Anglican church,
1896 – Montreal Diocesan Theological College, Quebec, Canada
Architect: Taylor & Gordon
Now known as Montreal Dio,
1892 – Home Life Building, Adelaide Street, Toronto, Canada
Architect: E.J. Lennox
Constructed as the head office of The Freehold Loan Company,
1905 – Home Bank of Canada, 8 King Street West, Toronto, Ontario
Architect: E. Beaumont Jarvis
Head office of the Home Bank of Canada,
1894 – Bank of Montreal, Notre Dame Street Ouest, Montreal, Canada
Architect: Taylor & Gordon
No longer a branch of the Bank of Montreal,
1896 – Grand Opera House, Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Architect: Eustace G. Bird & Eden Smith
In 1897,
