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LORNE G.
SIMPSON
M.A.A.A., M.R.A.I.C.,
R.C.A.
As a partner with Simpson
Roberts Architecture Interior Design Inc., Lorne is responsible for the
redevelopment of numerous significant conservation projects. Projects
such as the recently completed Reader Rock Garden and Lougheed Mansion in
Calgary, have earned him a great deal of public recognition for his efforts
in this specialized field. In progress are the Lougheed Block, the
Central Memorial Park project and also the Carl Safran School, which have
also received public accolades by virtue of their significance to the local
community.
Lorne has received numerous awards including thirteen City of Calgary
Heritage Awards, and three Alberta Association of Architects Awards of Merit
for various restoration projects, Stephen Avenue Mall Redevelopment and
several projects for OCO (Olympic Organizing Committee). Additional
projects include the Convention Centre/Hyatt Hotel, Medalta Potteries, Radium
Hot Springs, the Alberta Mainstreet Programme and projects within Banff
National Park including the restoration of the Banff Administration Building
and Upper Hot Springs.
Lorne was inducted into the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts for his
significant contributions to the built environment in 2002.
Education
DIRECTED STUDIES
Institute of Advanced Architectural Studies
York, England 1998
M.A. CONSERVATION
Institute of Advanced Architectural Studies
York, England 1986
ARCTIC SUMMER SCHOOL
Boreal Institute of Northern Studies
University of Alberta 1976
B. ARCH
University of British Columbia 1975
B. SC.
University of Saskatchewan 1972
DIP. M.E.
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences
1969
Associations
Member - Alberta Association of Architects
Member - Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Member - Alberta Historical Resources Foundation
Member - ICOMOS Canada
Fellow - Association for Preservation Technology International (Director
1994-1999)
Fellow - Royal Canadian Academy of Arts
CHRISTOPHER
ALLAN ROBERTS
C.E.T., M.A.A.A.,
M.R.A.I.C., LEED ™
As a partner with Simpson
Roberts Architecture Interior Design Inc., Chris is presently responsible for
the design of a new office addition for Talisman Energy and the development
of Shepard Wetlands Environmental Education/Visitor's Centre for the City of
Calgary. Chris has also been responsible for a number of recent recreation
projects including the new Pincher Creek Multi-Purpose Centre, Glenmore
Sailing School Redevelopment, and the just completed Bobsled/Luge Start
Training Facility for Canada Olympic Park.
Other completed projects include the redevelopment of the Pilkington
Building, the new 800,000 sq.ft. head office and manufacturing plant for Smed
International, Mogens Smed's private residence and client guest facilities in
Priddis, the Telus Video Conference Centre, a computer center for Simplot
Canada in Brandon, the Lakeview United Church and Lutheran Church of the
Cross, the North Mount Pleasant Art Centre and various computer/control
related projects for Petro-Canada, Syncrude Canada Ltd., BF Goodrich and
Shell Oil Canada. In addition, Chris has received awards from the Alberta
Association of Architects and Western Living Magazine for the Mullis
Residence and a Canadian Architect Award of Excellence for the Mirror Lake
Visitors' Centre in Camrose, Alberta.
Chris is currently an Adjunct Professor of Architecture in the Faculty of
Environmental Design at the University of Calgary. His other teaching
experience includes lecturing at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
and the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Syllabus Program.
In 2006, Chris completed
his LEED™ certification and is now qualified to manage any projects requiring
LEED™ accreditation.
Education
M.E. DES. (ARCH.)
University of Calgary 1979
DIP. ARCH.
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology 1972
Associations
Member - Alberta Association of Architects
Member - Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Member - Alberta Society of Engineering Technologists
Accreditation - LEED ™
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