CURRICULUM VITAE

Name/Degrees:

Brian Wayne Clark

B.E.S. (Bachelor of Environmental Studies)

B.Arch. (Bachelor of Architecture)

Registration:

O.A.A. Certificate of Practice 1986

Member of Ontario Association of Architects 1980

Member of the Canadian Green Building Council

Memberships/Associations and other concerns & passions:

Mad Dog Gallery

           Organic Gardening, Painting,

Anne House my wife, Fraser my son, my horses,

            cats & dogs on our rehabilitated 25 acres on East Lake

Awards: 

            2013 - (PEHBA) - Residential Renovation Project of the Year Award for Wallis Residence

2013 - (PEHBA) - Commercial Project of the Year Award for 192 Main St, Picton

2011 - (PEHBA) - Commercial Project of the Year Award for the Wellington Arena with Taskforce

            Engineering

2010 - (PEHBA) - Commercial Project of the Year Award

           for The Edward Mixed-Use Commercial/Office/Residential Condominium Project

2008- Commercial Award of Merit - Manor on Loyalist Parkway, Picton Ontario

2006 - (PEHBA) – Commercial Project of the Year Award for the Gilbert & Lighthall Project, Main Street, Picton

2005 - Prince Edward Homebuilders Association (PEHBA) – Commercial Project Award

for the Grange Winery in Hillier, Prince Edward County

1992 - The Loyalist Parkway Award for restoration of the Stevenson Block, Picton, Ontario

1992 - Ontario Association of  Architects/ Canadian House and Home Magazine Award,

           for Hunchuk Residence, Cressy, RR4 Picton    

               1982 - The Canadian Architect's Award of Excellence  - Polaris Mines Accommodation Facilities

                           Little  Cornwallis Island, NWT (with Colin Bent Associates Architects)

Experience:    

since 1986 Brian Clark Architect - sole practitioner, Picton, Ont.

1983  Principal in the firm of Colin Bent Associates Architects - Toronto

1978  Colin Bent Architect - Toronto, Ont.

Academic History:

1975  Bachelor of Architecture, University of Waterloo

1973  Bachelor of Environmental Studies, U. of W.

1969  Streetsville Secondary School