Organizations

"Hyde, like Nobbs, was a perfectionist; and the care lavished on detail is apparent in all the firm built, whether private houses, academic structures, or office buildings." Biographer Susan Wagg

Richards, Berretti, & Jellinek brought dramatic representations of the Brutalist style of architecture to Edmonton.

The company John Rule and Gordon Wynn originally founded in 1938 laid the foundation for one of the longest continuously operating architectural firms in Alberta.

In 1950 Jean Wallbridge and Mary Imrie became the first Canadian women, and among the first women in North America, to establish an architectural partnership.

Wilson & Herrald designed many landmark buildings in Strathcona including the town hall, fire hall, library, Commercial Hotel, Princess Theatre, and Rutherford House on the University of Alberta campus.