Ten Newest Buildings
- Phoenix Building 1973 - 22 storey office tower at 439 University Avenue, Toronto
- National Life Building 1972 - 15 storey office tower on University Avenue, Toronto
- Royal Trust Tower 1969
- Sheraton Centre and Richmond Tower 1972, Toronto - 43 storey main hotel tower and 12 storey hotel extension
- Simpson Tower 1968 - now home to Hudson's Bay Company head office
- Vanier College Residences, York University 1967
- Centre for Addiction and Mental Health 1964 - 15 storey office tower, Toronto
- 200 University Avenue 1961 - 14 storey office tower, Toronto
- Rosedale Valley Bridge (extension of the Prince Edward Viaduct) with Delcan Cater & Co. 1966
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