1 Don Loucks, OAA, RAIC, CAHP Cultural Resource Management, Graduate Certi cate, University of Victoria, 2014 Bachelor of Architecture, University of British Columbia, 1973 École des Beaux Arts, UP4, Paris, 1972 Bachelor of Arts, History/Political Science, University of Toronto, 1969 Metropolitan Design Ltd., Principle Architect, Heritage Planner, Urban Designer, 2014-Present IBI Group, Heritage Planner, Urban Designer, Architect, Senior Associate, 2000-Present Hotson Bakker Architects, Managing Director, 1991-2000 Toronto Harbour Commission, Development Manager, 1988-1991 Arcop Associates Toronto, Senior Associate, 1984-1988 Canadian Pacific Ltd. Corporate Premises, Architect, 1983-1984 Basic Design Associates, Architectural Principal, 1979-1982 Flemming Secord Architects, Architect, 1978-1979 Rhone & Iredale Architects Vancouver, Architect, 1973-1976 Ontario Association of Architects, Member Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, Member ICOMOS International Council on Monuments and Sites, Member Canadian Association of Heritage Professional, Member Architectural Association of New Brunswick, Past Member Heritage Planning & Conservation Rail Corridor Electri cation EPR Review: City of Toronto, ON, on-going. Heritage Preservation Services, review and comment on Metrolinx’s assessments of all heritage resources impacted by the proposed electri cation of the rail corridors within metro Toronto. Heritage Architect, MDL. HIA: Memorial School, St. Catharines, ON, on-going. Heritage Architect, MDL. CHIA, Condition Assessment, OMB: Capitol Theatre, 223 Princess St. Kingston, ON, on-going. Conservation of the street entry and lobby and the redevelopment of the remaining site for a residential complex. Heritage Architect, MDL. HIA, Condition Assessment: 652 Princess St. Kingston, ON, 2017. An 1840 stone commercial building to be preserved and repurposed as part of a residential development. Heritage Architect, MDL. HIA, Conservation Plan: Conseil Scolaire Viamonde for the Academie de la Moraine, at 13200 Yonge St., Richmond Hill, ON, 2017. Commemoration of a 1915 Public School. Heritage Architect, MDL. CHIA for Arnold Crescent: Laurier Homes, Richmond Hill, ON, 2017. Heritage Architect, MDL. CHIA for the BNS redevelopment at 117 Rideau St.: Ottawa, ON, 2016. Heritage Architect, MDL. HIA for the redevelopment of 31-35 Berryman St.: Toronto, ON, 2016. Heritage Architect, MDL. HIA, Scotia Bank, 101-109 Princess St.: Kingston, ON, 2016. Re-purposing and conservation of a limestone commercial building. Heritage Architect, MDL. Grey Rock Cottage Restoration: Muskoka, ON, 2015. Rehabilitation and restoration of the kitchen wing of the main, 1903, shingle style Muskoka cottage. MDL in association with Shoalts Engineering. Education Employment History Professional Associations Representative Project Experience [email protected]
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Don Loucks, OAA, RAIC, CAHP
Cultural Resource Management, Graduate Certi cate, University of Victoria, 2014Bachelor of Architecture, University of British Columbia, 1973École des Beaux Arts, UP4, Paris, 1972Bachelor of Arts, History/Political Science, University of Toronto, 1969
Ontario Association of Architects, MemberRoyal Architectural Institute of Canada, MemberICOMOS International Council on Monuments and Sites, MemberCanadian Association of Heritage Professional, MemberArchitectural Association of New Brunswick, Past Member
Heritage Planning & Conservation
Rail Corridor Electri cation EPR Review: City of Toronto, ON, on-going. Heritage Preservation Services, review and comment on Metrolinx’s assessments of all heritage resources impacted by the proposed electri cation of the rail corridors within metro Toronto. Heritage Architect, MDL.
HIA: Memorial School, St. Catharines, ON, on-going. Heritage Architect, MDL.
CHIA, Condition Assessment, OMB: Capitol Theatre, 223 Princess St. Kingston, ON, on-going.Conservation of the street entry and lobby and the redevelopment of the remaining site for a residential complex. Heritage Architect, MDL.
HIA, Condition Assessment: 652 Princess St. Kingston, ON, 2017. An 1840 stone commercial building to be preserved and repurposed as part of a residential development. Heritage Architect, MDL.
HIA, Conservation Plan: Conseil Scolaire Viamonde for the Academie de la Moraine, at 13200 Yonge St., Richmond Hill, ON, 2017. Commemoration of a 1915 Public School. Heritage Architect, MDL.
CHIA for Arnold Crescent: Laurier Homes, Richmond Hill, ON, 2017. Heritage Architect, MDL.
CHIA for the BNS redevelopment at 117 Rideau St.: Ottawa, ON, 2016. Heritage Architect, MDL.
HIA for the redevelopment of 31-35 Berryman St.: Toronto, ON, 2016. Heritage Architect, MDL.
HIA, Scotia Bank, 101-109 Princess St.: Kingston, ON, 2016. Re-purposing and conservation of a limestone commercial building. Heritage Architect, MDL.
Grey Rock Cottage Restoration: Muskoka, ON, 2015.Rehabilitation and restoration of the kitchen wing of the main, 1903, shingle style Muskoka cottage. MDL in association with Shoalts Engineering.
Copeland Transformer Station: Toronto Hydro-electric Systems Ltd., Toronto, ON, 2014. Disassembly and reassembly of the John Street Roundhouse Machine Shop, Corten Steel Panel.Lead Heritage Architect & Designer, IBI Group.
The Battle of Lundy’s Lane Commemorative Archway: City of Niagara Falls, ON, 2014. 27 meter long archway spanning Lundy’s Lane to commemorate this decisive battle in the war of 1812. Lead Designer & Heritage Planner, IBI Group.
1617 Blythe Road: City of Mississauga, ON, 2014.Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report, Heritage Impact Assessment. Heritage Planner, IBI Group.
Blackfriar’s/Petersville Heritage Conservation District: City of London, ON, 2013.HCD Study and Plan. Heritage Architect; Assessment and Guidelines, IBI Group with Golder Associates Ltd.
London Psychiatric Hospital: Infrastructure Ontario, London, ON, 2012.Adaptive re-use and de-commissioning plan. Heritage Architect, IBI Group with Golder Associates Ltd.
Allan Gardens: City of Toronto, Toronto, ON, 1995.Phase 1 Revitalisation Study, Inventory and updated drawing set, restoration and additional space planning for greenhouse complex and park. Project Director & Heritage Architect, Hotson Bakker Architects.
72 Duke St. Restoration: Basic Design Associates; St. John, NB. 1982. Restoration of a 2 storey 1885 commercial building as a satellite o ce for BDA. Restoration Architect, Basic Design Associates. New Brunswick Heritage Award Recipient.
Williston House Restoration: Chatham, NB. 1981.Heritage inventory and restoration drawing package for this early 1800’s stone house. Restoration Architect, Basic Design Associates.
Trinity Royal Heritage Conservation District: City of St. John, St. John, NB, 1980. Inventory and Heritage Conservation Plan for the area. This was the rst HCD in Canada. Heritage Architect, Basic Design Associates.
Waterfront & Urban Design
Les Terrasses de la Chaudière: Gatineau, QC, on-going. PWGSC, Master Plan and Long-Term Implementation Strategy for Les Terrasses de la Chaudière.MDL Urban Design, Heritage Planning, with Dillon Consulting.
“Tools for Implementation” Toronto Eastern Waterfront Revitalization: Castlepoint Development, Toronto, ON, 2002-06. Conceptual Master Plan for East Bayfront and Cherry Quays. Master plan and building form concept for East Bayfront post-industrial waterfront land and park. Lead Urban Designer, Architect, IBI Group.
“Cherry Street Quays, A New Vision” Urban Waterfront Design: Castlepoint Development, Toronto, ON, 2004. Urban Waterfront Design, Master plan, and built form concept for Polson Quay within Toronto’s eastern port lands. Lead Urban Designer, Architect, IBI Group.
Northern Access Urban Design Plan for Shamiyah, Saudi Arabia: 2005. Master plan and built form concept for northern access TOD and LRT System. Lead Urban Designer, Architect, IBI Group.
Western Gateway Plan, Makkah, Saudi Arabia: City of Makkah, 2004.Master plan and built form concept for re-development adjacent to the Holy City to accommodate pilgrims and LRT system. Lead Urban Designer, Architect, IBI Group.
Saint John Waterfront Strategic Plan: City of Saint John, NB, 1999.Urban Design Master Plan and Built-form Concepts for the post-industrial section of port. Lead Urban Designer, Architect, Hotson Bakker Architects with Malone Given Parsons.
Oshawa Harbour: City of Oshawa, ON, 1998.Urban Design Plan, Built-form Concepts & Development Guidelines for the post-industrial waterfront. Lead Urban Designer, Architect, Hotson Bakker Architects with Malone Given Parsons.
St. Catharines City Market & Public Square: City of St. Catharines, ON, 1999.Design Competition Winner for the re-use of early 19th century courthouse and the element of a year round farmers market for the garden city.Lead Urban Designer, Architect, Hotson Bakker Architects with HWNDL Landscape Architects.
Parliamentary Precinct Urban Design Study: Public Works and Government Services, Ottawa, ON, 1998. Conceptual urban design options to identify development opportunities for portions of Parliamentary Precinct. Urban Designer, Architect, Hotson Bakker Architects.
Owen Sound Urban Design Master Plan: City of Owen Sound, Owen Sound, ON, 1998.Downtown Waterfront Master Plan. Urban Designer, Architect, Hotson Bakker Architects with HWNDL Landscape Architects.
Byward Market: City of Ottawa, ON, 1997.Inventory preparation and urban design plan for the city market and surrounding area. Urban Designer, Architect, Hotson Bakker Architects.
Architectural Control Guidelines: Toronto, ON, 1991-98.Prepared Architectural Control Guidelines for 2000 unit green eld residential development in the Sonoma Heights & Fletcher’s Meadow project. Lead Design Architect, Hotson Bakker Architects.
Windsor Civic Square Market and Parkade: Windsor, ON, 1998. 1st Place Design Competition Winner. Lead Design Architect, Hotson Bakker Architects.
Dyon Cottage: Muskoka, ON, 1998. Lead Design Architect, Hotson Bakker Architects.
• National Institute on Aging (NIA), Conference, 2017, speaker• Heritage Canada, National Trust Conference, 2014, speaker, Adaptation and Renewal Session• Meeting of the Minds Conference, 2013, workshop co-presenter , “Creative Repurposing,
Heritage Districts as Urban Sustainable Communities” • Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada, 2012, Conference Paper, “ Dialogue or Contrast,
Architecture that Speaks in the Realm of Conversion”• Heritage Toronto, Board of Directors, Chair Architectural Awards Committee, 2011- ongoing• Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals, Vice President, 2016-17• Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals, Board of Directors, 2000, 2014• Ryerson University, Chang School, Adjunct Instructor, 2007, 2012, 2013• CUI Roundtable Presentation “Champions of Heritage: John Street Roundhouse”, 2009• OAA Continuing Education Courses, 2002-2006 • LEED’s Course and Exam, 2005• OAA Building Code Course and Exam, 2004• ICOMOS Canada, 2001, Speaker at the Annual Congress, “Waterfront Heritage and Harbourfront
Planning”• Union Station, National Historic Site, Commemorative Integrity Workshop, 2001• John Street Roundhouse, National Historic Site, Commemorative Integrity Workshop, 2000• West Don Lands Design Workshop, Design Team Leader, 1999• Waterfront Regeneration Trust’s, 1998, speaker, “Redeveloping Brown elds: A Di erent
Conversation, “Breathing New Life into Heritage Sites.”• John Street Roundhouse Lectures, THB, 1996-97• OMB, Urban Design for Oshawa Harbour, City of Oshawa, 1995• U of T School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Guest Critic, 1994-98• Heritage Assessment for the John Street Roundhouse and Associated Structures, Marathon
Realty Ltd., OMB Witness, 1994• Waterfront Design Workshop Participant and Resource Person, 1993• Confederation Birthplace Commemorative Area, National Design Competition;
Charlottetown, runner-up, 1993• Lecture to the Centre for Community and Urban Design Studies; U of T, “Survival of the
Cutest”, 1992• CBC Television, Halifax, “The Heritage Series”, Heritage preservation in New Brunswick, 1982
• “The Historic Sense of Place: Urban Design, Conservation & Harbourfront Planning”, ICOMOS Canada Bulletin Vol. 9, No. 1200
• “The John Street Roundhouse - Intractable Heritage - Good Planning”, OPPI Journal, Vol. 10: No. 5• “Polson Quay; Rede ning Toronto’s Urban Waterfront”, OPPI Journal, Vol. 8: No. 1• “Downtown De-Vitalisation - Windsor’s City Market”, OPPI Journal, Vol. 12: No. 3• “Urban Design, Saint John N.B.”, Civic Public Works, February, 1983• “A Passive Solar Residential Project”, Renewable Energy News, Setember, 1982
• John Street Roundhouse, Award of Excellence Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals, 2013
• John Street Roundhouse, Canadian Urban Institute Award of Excellence, 2011• World Rowing Gold Medal Recipient, Princeton, N.J., 2005• St. Catharines Market, 1st Place Competition Winner, 1999• Windsor Market, 1st Place Design Competition Winner, 1998
