Raymond Moriyama - Notable Projects

Notable Projects

  • Bata Shoe Museum, (1991) Toronto, Ontario

  • Canadian War Museum (2005)

  • Ottawa City Hall (1990)

  • Scarborough Civic Centre (1969), Scarborough, Ontario

  • Toronto Reference Library(1973)

  • Ontario Science Centre (1964)

  • Ottawa Civic Centre (1968)

  • L'Amoreaux Collegiate Institute Scarborough, Ontario, (1973)

  • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute Scarborough, Ontario, (1976)

  • Science North in Sudbury, Ontario, (1980)

  • Nova Scotia Community College Waterfront Campus (with Barrie and Langille Architects)

  • Toronto French School - new additions

  • Brock University Walker Complex

  • Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre in Toronto, (1958)
  • Health Services Building, University of Waterloo, (1968)
  • Museum London in London, Ontario, (1980)
  • North York Central Library, (1987)
  • Canadian Embassy in Tokyo, (1991)
  • John Labatt Visual Arts Centre, The University of Western Ontario, (1993)
  • National Museum of Saudi Arabia in Riyadh (1999)) to international acclaim
  • Seneca@York in Toronto, Ontario

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