Diamond and Schmitt Architects

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Diamond and Schmitt Architects Incorporated [1] is located in Toronto, Ontario and was founded in 1975.

This architectural institution comprises 14 principals including: Jack Diamond and Donald Schmitt, 6 associates, sixty-six registered, graduate and student architects and a support staff of nineteen.

The firm is internationally acclaimed for their consistently well-designed buildings, especially academic buildings and performing arts centres. Diamond and Schmitt have received over 100 national and international design awards including the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada's Firm of the Year and recognition of the Israeli Foreign Ministry Building in Jerusalem as one of the world's 10 best in 2004 by Business Week and Architectural Record. The new Life Sciences Building at the University of British Columbia has recently achieved a USGBC LEED Gold certification - a signal achievement. They have also completed the design for the new Dalglish Atrium at Royal Botanical Gardens, Ontario in Hamilton and Burlington.

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Sporting a vast portfolio, these projects are only the few that are showcased on their website:

They have done the master plans for the Tel Aviv Market District, the East Bayfront Precinct in Toronto, and have undertaken the restoration of the Berkeley Castle in Toronto.

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