1914 – Gage Institute, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Architect: Charles S. Cobb
Constructed to be the Administrative Offices of the National Sanitarium Association.
1914 – McConkey’s Lunch Building, Queen Street, Toronto
Architect: E.J. Lennox
Demolished.
“East of Bowles’
1914 – Shea’s Hippodrome, Toronto, Canada
Architect: Leon Lempert
At opening this was the largest movie theatre in Canada,
1914 – Winning Design for Masonic Temple, Toronto, Canada
Architect: Harry P. Knowles
The winning entry in an architectural competition,
1914 – Yonge Street Methodist Church, Toronto, Canada
Architect: Burke, Horwood, & White
The building was severely damaged by fire in May 1971,
1915 – Chorley Park, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Architect: Francis R. Heakes
After an architectural competition was held in 1910/11 to design a new residence for the Lieutenant Governor,
1915 – Church of St. Francis of Assisi, Toronto, Canada
Architect: Arthur W. Holmes
English-born architect Holmes designed numerous churches and buildings for the Archdiocese of Toronto including St.
1915 – Excelsior Life Building, Toronto, Canada
Architect: E.J. Lennox
“The main facades of the building has been designed in plain modern classic architecture,
1915 – First Church of Christ, Scientist, Toronto
Architect: Solon S. Beman
The architect for this building was Solon S.
1915 – Knox College, Toronto, Canada
Architect: Chapman & McGiffin
Constructed after an architectural competition that attracted a large number of entries adjudicated by the Board of Management alongside Professor Percy K.
