HUTCHISON, Alexander Cowper (1838-1922), a leading architect in Montreal during the second half of the 19th C., and the first two decades of the 20th C. He was active in the following firms:
A.C. Hutchison, Montreal, 1861-1874
Hutchison & Steele, Montreal, 1875-1890 (with Alexander D. Steele)
A.C. Hutchison, Montreal, 1891-1898
Hutchison & Wood, Montreal, 1899-1908 (with George W. Wood)
Hutchison, Wood & Miller, Montreal, 1909- 1918 (with George W. Wood and J. Melville Miller)
N.B. - for a list of works by Hutchison & Wood after the death of Alexander C. Hutchison in January 1922, see entry under William Burnet Hutchison
(biography in preparation)
A.C. HUTCHISON (Institutional & Ecclesiastical works in Montreal unless noted)
OTTAWA, ONT., Christ Church (Anglican), Rideau Street at Sussex Street, stone font inside the Chapel, 1861; church demolished 1872 (Ottawa Citizen, 3 May 1861, 3)
AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Dorchester Street West at Drummond Street, said to have been "....an exact copy of the Park Church in Brooklyn, N.Y.", 1865-66; demol. 1938 (Montreal Herald, 19 Dec. 1865, 1, descrip.; Gazette [Montreal], 28 April 1865, 3, descrip.; and 25 Dec. 1865, Supplement, 7-8, illus. & descrip.)
MASONIC HALL, Place d'Armes at Notre Dame Street, 1865 (Gazette [Montreal], 26 June 1865, 2, descrip.; Montreal Herald, 26 June 1865, 2, descrip.; Evening Telegraph (Montreal), 26 June 1865, 2, descrip.)
LADIES SEMINARY, Sherbrooke Street West, classroom extension, 1867 (Montreal Herald, 7 Dec. 1867, 2)
OTTAWA, ONT., Bank Street Presbyterian Church, Bank Street at Slater Street, 1868; Sunday School, 1890 (Ottawa Times, 9 May 1868, 2; Ottawa Free Press, 17 May 1890, 5)
RECORDER'S COURT ROOM, Jacques Cartier Square, 1868 (Montreal Herald, 9 Dec. 1868, 1, descrip.)
BAPTIST CHURCH, Ste. Catherine Street East at St. Justin Street, 1868 (Montreal Herald, 9 Dec. 1868, 1, descrip.)
CHABOILLEZ SQUARE MISSION CHURCH, Inspector Street, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1, descrip.; Canadian Illustrated News, iii, 27 May 1871, 323, 325, illus. & descrip.)
MARTINTOWN, ONT., extensive improvements to St. Andrew's Congregational Church, c. 1870; burned 1906 (J. MacIntosh, History of Old St. Andrew's-The Stone Church, 1966, 11)
BOY'S HOME, Mountain Street near Bonaventure Street, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 28 Nov. 1870, 1, descrip.)
LADIES SEMINARY, for Mrs. E.H. Lay, Dorchster Street West at Stanley Street, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1, descrip.)
THISTLE CURLING CLUB, St. Monique Street, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1, descrip.)
LADIES BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, Berthelet Street, large addition, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1)
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Craig Street at St. Radegonde Street, 1872-73; demol. (Montreal Herald, 16 Oct. 1873, 1, descrip.)
PRESBYTERIAN THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE, McTavish Street, on the McGill University Campus, 1873; one wing later demolished in 1962 (British American Presbyterian [Toronto], 17 Jan. 1873, 5, illus. & descrip.; Montreal, Les Couvents, 1984, 338-43, illus.)
HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS BUILDING, Common Street near St. Peter Street, 1874-75 (Gazette [Montreal], 3 April 1874, 2; Montreal, Les Edifices Publics, 1981, 62-3, illus.)
ERSKINE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Ste. Catherine Street West at Peel Street, 1874, extensive alterations, improvements and repairs to existing church, 1874 (Gazette [Montreal], 5 Sept.. 1874, 2, descrip.)
(with Andrew Taft) ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Victoria Street, 1874-75; reconstructed 1896; demol. 1910 (Canadian Illustrated News, xi, 16 Jan. 1875, 36, 39, illus. & descrip.; C.R., vii, 28 May 1896, 3; Montreal Daily Star, 14 March 1910, 6, illus. & descrip. in historical article)
(with H. M. Perrault) CITY HALL, Notre Dame Street East, designed 1870; built 1874-78; burned 1922; rebuilt 1922-26 (Evening Star [Montreal], 1 Sept. 1871, 5, t.c.; and 3 May 1876, 1, descrip.; Gazette [Montreal], 15 Jan. 1877, 4, descrip.; Canadian Illustrated News, xvii, 19 Jan. 1878, 40, illus.; Montreal Daily Star, 17 Dec. 1910, 6, illus. & descrip. in historical article; Montreal, Les Edifices Publics, 1981, 110-15, illus.)
A.C. HUTCHISON (Commercial & Industrial works in Montreal unless noted)
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, Great St. James Street, extensive alterations and additions, 1863 (Montreal Transcript, 16 Dec. 1863, 2, descrip.)
MUIR'S BUILDINGS, Notre Dame Street at Place d'Armes, 1865 (Montreal Herald, 19 Dec. 1865, 1, descrip.; 22 March 1867, Supplement, 4, illus. & descrip.; Gazette [Montreal], 25 Dec. 1865, Supplement, 13, descrip.; Builder [London], xxv, 6 July 1867, 494, descrip.)
OTTAWA, ONT., William Notman Studio & Gallery, Wellington Street at Metcalfe Street, 1867 (Ottawa Citizen, 8 Nov. 1867, 3, descrip.)
OTTAWA, ONT., commercial block of four stores on Sussex Street for Mrs. J. Inglis of Montreal, 1867 (Ottawa Citizen, 8 April 1867, 3, t.c.; and 8 Nov. 1867, 3, descrip.)
JAMES JOHNSTON IMPORTERS, Ste. Helen Street at Recollet Street, warehouse, 1868 (Montreal Herald, 29 Jan 1868, 1; 9 Dec. 1868, 1, descrip.; Montreal, Les Magasins Les Cinemas, 1985, 45-9, illus.)
ALEX W. OLGILVIE & CO., Common Street at Nazareth Street, warehouse, 1868 (Montreal Herald, 9 Dec. 1868, 1, descrip.)
THOMAS HOBSON & CO., Nazareth Street near Wellington Street, factory erected for J. Bell, 1868 (Montreal Herald, 9 Dec. 1868, 1)
OTTAWA, ONT., warehouse for S. Howell & Co., Sparks Street, 1869 (Ottawa Citizen, 20 Nov. 1869, 2, descrip.)
PHILLIPS SQUARE, residence and bakery for Alfred Joyce, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1; dwgs. at McGill Univ., Canadian Architecture Coll.)
MONTREAL WAREHOUSING CO., Wellington Street, large warehouse, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1, descrip.)
IVES & ALLEN CO., Queen Street, commercial block, 1872 (Montreal, Architecture Industrielle, 1982, 132-5, illus.)
VALLEYFIELD, QUE., factory for the Montreal Cotton Co., 1874 (Gazette [Montreal], 10 July 1874, 3)
T. JAMES CLAXTON & CO., Notre Dame Street West at Gauvin Street, commercial block, 1874-75 (Montreal, Les Magasins Les Cinemas, 1985, 297-301, illus.)
A.C. HUTCHISON (Residential works in Montreal unless noted)
BLEURY STREET, at St. Edward Street, two houses for Mrs. Robson, 1863 (Montreal Transcript, 4 Nov. 1863, 2)
CADIEUX STREET, residence for James Smith, M.P., 1865 (Montreal Herald, 19 Dec. 1865, 1)
DORCHESTER STREET WEST, at Seigneurs Street, residence for John McLennan, 1866 (Montreal Herald, 22 March 1867, Supplement, 1)
UPPER UNIVERSITY STREET, pair of houses for T. James Claxton and Duncan Bell, 1867 (Montreal Herald, 22 March 1867, Supplement, 6)
COTE ST. ANTOINE, residence for Alex Murray, 1867 (Montreal Herald, 7 Dec. 1867, 2)
ST. ANTOINE STREET, at Inspector Street, houses and bakery for Clark Fitts, 1867 (Montreal Herald, 7 Dec. 1867, 2)
SHERBROOKE STREET WEST, at Ontario Avenue, 'Terrace Bank', for John Redpath, new gates and railing, 1868 (Montreal Herald, 9 Dec. 1868, 1, descrip.)
METCALFE STREET, two houses for John Redpath and one house for D. McDonald, 1868 (Montreal Herald, 9 Dec. 1868, 1)
STE. CATHERINE STREET WEST, at St. Matthew Street, three houses for Alexander Small, 1868 (Montreal Herald, 9 Dec. 1868, 1)
SCOTLAND STREET, two houses for Daniel Rose, 1868 (Montreal Herald, 9 Dec. 1868, 1)
DORCHESTER STREET WEST, near Mansfield Street, residence for James S. Hunter (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1)
ST. JANVIER STREET, residence for Stewart Anderson, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1)
COTE. STE. ANTOINE, cottage for A.H. Cameron, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1)
ST. HUBERT STREET, residence for Richard McKeown, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1)
UNION AVENUE, two houses for S.G. Clark and Issac J. Gibb, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1)
COTE STE. ANTOINE, cottage for Mrs. J.D. Crawford, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1)
BELMONT STREET, residence for Andrew S. Wood, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1, descrip.)
STE. CATHERINE STREET WEST, at St. Mark Street, terrace of five houses for Henry W. Walker, David Bently, A. Cantin, W. Reid and George Young, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1)
STE. CATHERINE STREET WEST, at Fort Street, two houses for George L. Marler, 1870 (Montreal Herald, 29 Nov. 1870, 1)
HUTCHISON & STEELE (Institutional & Ecclesiastical works in Montreal unless noted)
BAPTIST CHURCH, Ste. Catherine Street West, at City Councillor Street, 1875 (Evening Star [Montreal], 20 April 1875, 1, descrip.; Gazette [Montreal], 21 Sept. 1875, 2, descrip.)
POINT ST. CHARLES, a two storey public school for the Protestant School Commissioners, 1875 (Evening Star [Montreal], 20 April 1875, 1, descrip.)
HERVEY INSTITUTE SCHOOL, Mountain Street at Dorchester Street West, for Miss Morrison, 1875-77 (Gazette [Montreal], 26 May 1875, 2, descrip.; and 12 June 1877, 4, descrip.)
WESTERN HOSPITAL, Dorchester Street West at Essex Street, 1876 (Gazette [Montreal], 18 May 1876, 2, descrip.; Canadian Illustrated News, xiv, 8 July 1876, 21, 27, illus. & descrip.)
CALVARY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH [also called Western Congregational Church], Guy Street, between Dorchester Street and St. Antoine Street, 1876 (Evening Star [Montreal], 12 June 1876, 2, descrip.; Canadian Illustrated News, xiv, 8 July 1876, 19, descrip.)
CRESCENT STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 1877-78; demol. (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Feb. 1877, 4, descrip.; and 11 March 1878, 3, detailed descrip.; Evening Star [Montreal], 5 May 1877, 3, descrip.)
COTE ST. PAUL, a school house for the Dissentient School, 1878 (Evening Star [Montreal], 3 Sept. 1878, 2, t.c.)
TAYLOR'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Champlain Street, 1880 (Gazette [Montreal], 8 March 1880, 4, descrip.; Canada Presbyterian [Toronto], 2 April 1880, 348-9, descrip.)
REDPATH MUSEUM, McGill University, Sherbrooke Street West, 1880-82 (Gazette [Montreal], 22 Sept. 1880, 6, descrip.; and 26 Feb. 1883, 5, descrip.; Evening Star [Montreal], 8 April 1882, 4; R.A.I.C. Journal, ii, March/April, 1925, 57, illus.; Const., xx, May 1927, 192, illus.; Montreal, Les Edifices Publics, 1981, 190-5, illus.; Susan Bronson, 'The Design of the Peter Redpath Museum at McGill University', in the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada Bulletin, xvii, Sept. 1992, 60-76, illus.)
PROTESTANT HOUSE OF INDUSTRY & REFUGE, 'on the Molson farm', 1881 (Gazette [Montreal], 11 June 1881, 4)
PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION GROUNDS, Ste. Catherine Street West at University Avenue, large addition to the Crystal Palace, and addition to the Machinery Hall, and new restaurant building, Root & Grain Display Building, Carriage Building, two Sheep Buildings, Poultry Display building, a Piggery Building, and a Dairy Building, 1881 (Evening Star [Montreal], 29 April 1880, 4, t.c.; and 2 Aug. 1880, 1, detailed descrip.; Gazette [Montreal], 24 July 1880, 2, descrip.; and 26 July 1880, 4, descrip.; and 26 May 1881, 6, t.c.)
VALLEYFIELD, QUE., Presbyterian Church, Dufferin Street at Grande Ile Street, 1882; still standing in 2022 (Canada Presbyterian [Toronto], 19 July 1882, 460)
McGILL UNIVERSITY, master plan for a new Education Block to the west of the Redpath Building "...to correspond in style with the Redpath Museum", 1882 (Gazette [Montreal], 25 Oct. 1882, 3, descrip.). A perspective view by Hutchison & Steele showing their "grand vision" for the campus was published in Susan Bronson, "The Design of the Peter Redpath Museum at McGill University", in the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada Bulletin, xvii, Sept. 1992, 68, illus. Additional details about this scheme were described by Prof. John Bland in the McGill News [Montreal], Summer 1962, 9.
WILLIAMSTOWN, ONT., St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Church Avenue, extensive alterations, 1882; still standing in 2022 (Canada Presbyterian [Toronto], 8 Nov. 1882, 716, descrip.)
ICE PALACES, for the Montreal Winter Carnival, four different designs built in February 1883, February 1884 , February 1885, and February 1887 (Canadian Illustrated News, xxvii, 27 Jan. 1883, 49-50, illus. & descrip.; Gazette [Montreal], 23 Jan. 1883, 5, descrip.; and 4 Feb. 1884, 5, descrip.; and 27 Nov. 1884, 5, descrip.; and 7 Jan. 1887, 3, descrip.; Montreal Daily Star, 6 Feb. 1884, 3, descrip.; and 27 Nov. 1884, 4, detailed architectural descrip.; and 4 Dec. 1886, 6, illus. & descrip.; F. Anderes & A. Agranoff, Ice Palaces, 1983, 25-7, 30-1, illus.; 34-5, illus.)
MONTREAL HIGH SCHOOL, major addition for the Senior and Preparatory Protestant School, Burnside Place, located at the rear of the Montreal High School, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 11 June 1883, 3, descrip.; and 20 July 1883, 3, descrip.; and 2 May 1884, 5, descrip.; Montreal Daily Star, 28 Feb. 1884, 3, descrip.)
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, U.S.A., Warren Memorial Presbyterian Church, Fourth Street at Broadway, 1883-84; demol. c. 1963; this design was based on Crescent Street Presbyterian Church designed by Hutchison in 1877 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5; and 8 Dec. 1884, 3; Montreal Daily Star, 6 Dec. 1884, 5)
MOUNT ROYAL CEMETERY, gate-keeper's house at the Park entrance, and an outdoor seating pavilion, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5, descrip.)
MARTINTOWN, ONT., rebuilding the Presbyterian Church, 1884; burned 1906 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
METIS BEACH, QUE [now called Metis-sur-Mer, on the Gaspe Peninsula, east of Rimouski], Little Metis Presbyterian Church, Beach Street, with detached, free-standing bell tower, 1884; restored 2017-18 (Canada Presbyterian [Toronto], 24 Sept. 1884, 631; inf. Anson McKim, Toronto)
FRASER INSTITUTE, University Street at Dorchester Street, conversion of the old High School into a Free Public Library, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
CONGREGATIONAL COLLEGE, on the campus of McGill University, a 3 storey educational block, McTavish Street, ".....across the street from the Redpath Building", 1884 (Montreal Daily Star, 4 June 1884, 4, descrip.)
COTE ST. ANTOINE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 1885-86 (Canada Presbyterian [Toronto], 3 March 1886, 156)
BERTHELET STREET SCHOOL, for the Protestant School Board, 1885-86 (Montreal Daily Star, 9 Sept. 1885, 4, descrip.; Gazette [Montreal], 4 July 1885, 3; and 12 Jan. 1887, 2)
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, U.S.A., Outdoor Ice Palace, 1885-86 (Montreal Daily Star, 24 Nov. 1885, 8; Chicago Tribune, 9 Feb. 1886, 2, descrip.; F. Anderes & A. Agranoff, Ice Palaces, 1983, 34, 50-3, illus. & descrip.)
METROPOLITAN CLUB, Beaver Hall Hill, addition of one storey, 1886 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1887, 2)
VICTORIA SCHOOL, St. Luke Street, 1887-88 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 21 June 1887, 2; and 4 Sept. 1888, 3, descrip.)
BRITANNIA STREET SCHOOL, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
ELIOCK SCHOOL, Dorchester Street West at St. Mark Street, major addition for Rev. J. Williamson, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
ST. GEORGE'S SNOWSHOE CLUB, club house '.....on the high ground at the base of the Mountain', 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2, descrip.)
CALEDONIA CLUB INDOOR CURLING RINK, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 26 Oct. 1887, 4)
HUTCHISON & STEELE (Commercial & Industrial works in Montreal unless noted)
W.C. MacDONALD TOBACCO CO., Ontario Street at d'Iberville Street, a large 4 storey factory, with central clock tower, 1875; with major addition, 1887 (Evening Star [Montreal], 20 April 1875, 1, descrip.; Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; City of Montreal, Architecture Industrielle, 1982, 222-25, illus., but lacking attribution)
T.J. CLAXTON CO. LTD., St. Joseph Street, two large warehouses, each 5 storeys high, "....in the Italian-Gothic style", 1875 (Evening Star [Montreal], 20 April 1875, 1, descrip.)
BURLAND-DESBARATS LITHOGRAPHIC CO., Bleury Street near Craig Street, a five storey commercial block with 3 retail stores on ground floor, 1874-75 (Evening Star [Montreal], 20 April 1875, 1, descrip.; and 27 May 1875, 3, descrip.; Canadian Illustrated News, xi, 26 June 1875, 404, 411, illus. & descrip.)
CITIZEN INSURANCE CO., St. James Street, a 4 storey office block, 1875 (Evening Star [Montreal], 20 April 1875, 1, descrip.)
C.W. WILLIAMS SEWING MACHINE MFR. CO., St. Bonaventure Street, in St. Henri, a factory, mill building, and foundry building, 1878-79; burned early 1882 and rebuilt to designs by Hutchison & Steele, 1882-83 (Gazette [Montreal], 15 Feb. 1879, 4, descrip.; 12 July 1883, 5, descrip.)
QUEEN'S MUSIC HALL BLOCK, Ste. Catherine Street West at University Street, 1879-80 (Gazette [Montreal], 30 Jan. 1879, 4, descrip.; and 3 Sept. 1879, 4; and 22 Oct. 1880, 5, descrip.)
MERCHANTS MFR. CO., St. Ambroise Street, mill building, boiler house and bleach building, 1882 (Gazette [Montreal], 20 Feb. 1882, 2, descrip.)
OLD CRYSTAL PALACE LOT, opposite Queen's Hall, a block of 4 shops, with dwellings above, 1882 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 April 1882, 4)
ADAMS TOBACCO CO., large store house, 1882 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 April 1882, 4)
PLATTSBURG, N.Y., U.S.A., C.W. Williams Sewing Machine Mfr. Co., three large buildings, including a three storey factory block, a foundry building, and a carpenter's shop buildings, 1882 (Gazette [Montreal], 29 July 1882, 3, descrip.)
POINT ST. CHARLES, a new Horse Market building, opposite the Grand Trunk cattle sheds, 1882 (Gazette [Montreal], 18 Oct. 1882, 3)
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Mill Street, in Point St. Charles, for C.M. Acer, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5, descrip.)
MOUNT ROYAL MILLING & MFR. CO., Cote St. Paul, freight storage sheds, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5, descrip.)
COMMISSIONERS STREET, three cold storage buildings with offices for the Dow Estate, occupied by F.B. Lingham, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5, descrip.)
MOLSON'S BANK HEAD OFFICE, St. James Street, enlargement of the banking room, and new entrance on St. James Street, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5, descrip.)
ABBOTT & HOGSON ROLLING MILLS, Colborne Avenue, a rolling mill and nail factory, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5, descrip.)
STE. CATHERINE STREET WEST, opposite Victoria Street, three stores for George W. Stephens, M.P.P., 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5, descrip.)
BEAVER HALL TERRACE, commercial block for DeZouche & Atwater, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5, descrip.)
MAJOR MFR. CO., Cotte Street, a 4 storey factory for A. Joyce, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 2 May 1884, 5, descrip.; 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
CANADA PAPER CO., Craig Street opposite Cotte Street, a six storey warehouse, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 2 May 1884, 5, descrip.; and 12 Jan. 1885, 2, descrip.)
BEAVER HALL HILL, at Dorchester Street West, extensive remodelling of the building owned by Thomas Phillips, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 2 May 1884, descrip.)
McARTHUR, CORNEILLE & CO., St. Paul Street, rebuilding warehouse after a fire, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
BRITISH EMPIRE INSURANCE CO., Notre Dame Street at St. Francis Xavier Street, a conversion of the old Exchange Bank Building, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2, descrip.)
BALMORAL HOTEL, Notre Dame Street West near Roy Lane, 1885; demol. (Gazette [Montreal], 11 April 1885, 8; and 24 April 1885, 5, descrip.)
NOTRE DAME STREET WEST, near Roy Lane, a commercial block for John Ogilvie 'adjacent to the Balmoral Hotel', 1886 (Gazette [Montreal], 10 Aug. 1886, 3, descrip.)
GLENORA BUILDING, Notre Dame Street near St. Michael Lane, for John Ogilvie, 1886 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1887, 2, descrip.)
GLOBE WOOLEN MILLS, Ontario Street East at Papineau Road, major additions, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
CITY HOTEL, Notre Dame Street West near Roy Lane, major addition at rear and additional storey, 1887 (Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
MONTREAL WOOLEN MILLS, St. Gabriel Locks at Basin Street, major additions, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
W.C. MacDONALD TOBACCO CO., Ontario Street East near Iberville Street, major additon to warehouse and factory, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
ST. JAMES STREET, near Victoria Square, commercial block, 1890 (Montreal Star, 15 Feb. 1890, 6, illus. & descrip.)
OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS CO., Place d'Youville at Port Street, a 3 storey office block, 1890; converted to residential uses c. 1990; heavily damaged by fire in March 2023 (Montreal, Les Hotels Les Immeubles de Bureaux, 1983, 116-18, illus.; inf. Yves Guillet, St. Lambert)
DALHOUSIE STREET, foundry for Moses Parker, 1890 (C.R., i, 23 Aug. 1890, 2)
DOMINION OIL CLOTH CO., Parthenais Street, office and factory, 1890; additions by Hutchison & Wood in 1900, 1909, and 1910 (C.R., i, 4 Oct. 1890, 2; and xi, 11 July 1900, 3; and xxiii, 21 April 1909, 22; and xxiv, 25 May 1910, 32)
HUTCHISON & STEELE (Residential works in Montreal unless noted)
UNIVERSITY STREET, large villa for James Benning, 1875 (Evening Star [Montreal], 20 April 1875, 1, descrip.)
DORCHESTER STREET WEST, large villa for A.W. Ogilvie, 1875 (Evening Star [Montreal], 20 April 1875, 1, descrip.)
PEEL STREET, residence for Miss Watson, 1875 (Evening Star [Montreal], 20 April 1875, 1, descrip.)
METCALFE STREET, two houses, one for J.C. Hatton, the other for J.D.R. Tollemache, 1875 (Evening Star [Montreal], 20 April 1875, 1, descrip.)
UPPER UNIVERSITY STREET, residence for Mr. Dawson, Principal of McGill University, 1875 (Evening Star [Montreal], 20 April 1875, 1, descrip.)
MORRISBURG, ONT., large residence for John M. Meikle, First Street at St. Lawrence Street, 1876; restored 2000 to 2016 (original drawings in the possession of Jill Dumaresq and Bob Ruddock, Morrisburg; inf. Robert Hamilton, Hamilton, Ont.)
PRINCE ARTHUR STREET, a block of six row houses, each two storeys high with Mansard roofs, for Mr. McKeown, 1877 (Evening Star [Montreal], 5 March 1877, 3, descrip.)
SHERBROOKE STREET WEST, at Drummond Street, large residence for John Duncan, 1882 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 April 1882, 4, descrip.)
COTE STE. ANTOINE, two villas, one for N.W. Trenholme, and the other for M. Hutchinson, 1882 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 April 1882, 4)
VICTORIA STREET, 3 brick houses for Mrs. H. Lyman, 1882 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 April 1882, 4)
UNIVERSITY STREET, two houses for F.W. Thomas, 1882 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 April 1882, 4)
LATOUR STREET, three stone tenement houses for Miss Watson, 1882 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 April 1882, 4)
MANCE STREET, residence for Mr. Spence, 1882 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 April 1882, 4)
STE. FAMILLE STREET, at Bagg Street, residence for Mr. J. Try Davies, stock broker, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5). A detailed description of this house appears in a real estate Notice of Sale in the Montreal Daily Star, 18 March 1911, 22, and this "Gothic style" house, at 94 St. Famille Street, was noted as a design credited soley to Alexander Steele.
PALACE STREET, two houses for Andrew Wilson, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5)
SHERBROOKE STREET WEST, at Stanley Street, large residence for Hon. John J.C. Abbott, 1883-84 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5, descrip.; and 2 May 1884, 5, descrip.). A detailed pictorial essay on this house, with a lengthy architectural description, was published in the Montreal Daily Star, 1 December 1894, page 8, illus.
SHERBROOKE STREET WEST, at Drummond Street, residence for George Reaves, [or Reid?] 1883-84 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5; and 2 May 1884, 5, descrip.)
MANSFIELD STREET, residence for Archibald McGoun, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5)
SHERBROOKE STREET WEST, at the head of Union Avenue, addition of a glass conservatory to house for Alexander Buntin, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 July 1883, 5)
BEDFORD BAY, P.E.I., 'Glenaladale', residence and estate for John Archibald MacDonald, 1884 (Daily Examiner [Charlottetown], 20 Nov. 1884, 2, descrip.)
UPPER UNIVERSITY STREET, house for the H.B. Smith Estate, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 2 May 1884, 5, descrip.; and 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
MANSFIELD STREET, residence for George Irving, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 2 May 1884, 5, descrip.; and 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
SHUTER STREET, at Milton Street, two houses for Mrs. B. Thompson, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
DRUMMOND STREET, major addition to residence for George W. Eadie, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
SIMPSON STREET, residence for William Smith, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
SHERBROOKE STREET WEST, at Stanley Street, residence for the Hon. John C. Abbott, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2, descrip.)
COTE STE. ANTOINE, residence for J.H. Hutchison, Ste. Catherine Street West, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
CONCORD STREET, two tenements for W.J. Cook, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
CORNWALL, ONT., house and stables for H. Sandfield MacDonald, 1884-85 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
MADOC, ONT., residence for Sydmer Ross, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
DORCHESTER STREET WEST, at Fort Street, residence for Sir Donald A. Smith, 1886, additions, 1889; demol. 1941(Gazette [Montreal], 28 Jan. 1886, 2, descrip. but lacking attribution; C.A.B., ii, Jan. 1889, 9; iv, July 1891, illus.; F. Remillard & B. Merrett, Mansions of the Golden Square Mile 1850-1930, 1986, 53-5, illus.)
UNION AVENUE, ten houses for Miss Dow, 1886 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1887, 2)
MANSFIELD STREET, residence for Charles Sheppard, 1886 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1887, 2)
MACKAY STREET, residence for Charles W. Davis, 1886 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1887, 2)
DORCHESTER STREET WEST, two houses for Thomas Phillips, 1886 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1887, 2)
MANCE STREET, residence for John Date, 1886 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1887, 2). A photographic plate of this elaborate residence, together with a history of the John Date Company, appears in the publication called Dominion Illustrated: Special Number Devoted to Montreal, 1891, 69.
MANSFIELD STREET, residence for John Bulmer, 1886 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1887, 2)
ST. HYPOLITE STREET, house for C.W. Black, 1886 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1887, 2)
MANCE STREET, residence for John Date, 1887 (Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
GREENE AVENUE, in Cote St. Antoine, two tenements, shop and dwelling for E. Lefebvre De Bellefeuille, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
MacGREGOR STREET, residence for James M. Slessor, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
DORCHESTER STREET WEST, between Drummond Street and Mountain Street, two houses for G.W. Clarke, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
McTAVISH STREET, two houses for William Denoon, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
UPPER PEEL STREET, two houses for William Denoon, 1887 (Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
CRESCENT STREET, two houses for John McLean and Thomas Ford, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
GREENE AVENUE, five houses for F.W. Evans, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
METCALFE AVENUE, in Cote Ste. Antoine, pair of houses for Mrs. John Boyd, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
DORCHESTER STREET WEST, near Bishop Street, residence for Mrs. Victoria Hanrahan, 1887 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
DORCHESTER STREET WEST, five houses for the Durnford Estate, 1887 (Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
METCALFE AVENUE, residence for James Phymister, 1887 (Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
SHERBROOKE STREET WEST, at MacKay Street, row of eight houses for an unidentified client, 1887 (Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2)
SIMPSON STREET, new facade and alterations to residence for William W. Ogilvie, 1887; demol. 1944 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 Sept. 1887, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Jan. 1888, 2, descrip.; F. Remillard & B. Merrett, Mansions of the Golden Square Mile 1850-1930, 1986, 56, illus.)
ST. MARK STREET, at de Maisonneuve Boulevard, residence for James Johnson, 1889 (Le Prix Courant, iv, Week No. 12, 1889; Montreal, Les Residences, 1987, 367-9, illus.)
DORCHESTER STREET WEST, near Mountain Street, pair of houses for Mrs. Alfred Evans, 1889 (Gazette [Monteal], 3 April 1889, 3)
PEEL STREET, row of three houses for James Paton, 1890 (C.R., i, 15 Nov. 1890, 2)
A.C. HUTCHISON (Institutional & Ecclesiastical works in Montreal unless noted)
MONTREAL PROTESTANT HIGH SCHOOL, Peel Street, 1891-92 (Montreal Daily Star, 20 Jan. 1891, 4; descrip.; Gazette [Montreal], 23 March 1891, 5, descrip.; C.A.B., v, Jan. 1892, illus.)
ST. MATTHEW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Wellington Street at Bourgeois Street, Point St. Charles, 1890-91 (Gazette [Montreal], 22 June 1891, 3, descrip.)
LORNE SCHOOL, Coleraine Street, 1892 (C.R., ii, 23 Jan. 1892, 2)
FRENCH METHODIST MISSION CHURCH, Craig Street at Ontario Street, 1892 (C.R., ii, 23 Jan. 1892, 2)
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH, Oliver Avenue at Western Avenue, 1893 (Gazette [Montreal], 15 March 1893, 5; and 5 June 1893, 7, descrip.)
COUTEAU ST. LOUIS, Anglican Church, 1893 (Gazette [Montreal], 15 March 1893, 5)
MOUNT ROYAL SCHOOL, St. Urbain Street, major addition, 1893 (Gazette [Montreal], 15 March 1893, 5; Montreal Daily Star, 25 March 1893, 3)
BRITISH & CANADIAN SCHOOL (also called Dufferin School) St. Urbain Street near Dufferin Square, 1893-94 (Montreal Daily Star, 10 Feb. 1893, 3; and 25 March 1893, 3; Gazette [Montreal], 15 March 1893, 5; and 10 March 1894, 3, descrip.)
ERSKINE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Sherbrooke Street West at Ontario Avenue, 1893-94; partly demolished 2009 (Gazette [Montreal], 15 March 1893, 5, descrip.; Montreal Daily Star, 25 March 1893, 3; C.A.B., vi, Sept. 1893, illus.; Gazette [Montreal], 10 May 1894, 5, descrip., and 26 Sept. 1894, 3, descrip., and 1 Oct. 1894, 2, descrip.; Montreal, Les Eglises, 1981, 26-9, illus.; Journal of the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada, xxxvi, Autumn, 2011, 27-43, illus.)
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Dominion Square at Dorchester Street West, 1893 (C.R., iv, 22 June 1893, 2)
SHAMROCK LACROSSE CLUB, Shamrock Avenue, at St. Louis-de-Mile-End, for the Shamrock Amateur Athletic Association, a new grandstand, clubhouse, offices and layout of the grounds, 1894-95 (Gazette [Montreal], 23 March 1894, 8, descrip.; C.R., vi, 6 June 1895, 4; Montreal Daily Star, 14 May 1895)
WESTMOUNT, Cote St. Antoine Academy, Stanton Street, 1894 (C.R., v, 17 May 1894, 2, t.c.; C.A.B., viii, April 1895, illus.)
RIVERSIDE PUBLIC SCHOOL, in Point St Charles, new 3 storey school, with major addition and alterations, Favard Street at Magdalen Street, 1894 (Gazette [Montreal], 25 April 1894, 6; Montreal Star, 3 March 1894, 8; and 13 June 1894, 6, illus. & detailed architectural descrip.; and 3 Nov. 1894, 8)
COTE STE. ANTOINE, Fire Station, St. Denis Street near Ste. Catherine Street East, 1894-95 (C.R., v, 6 Dec. 1894, 2)
ABERDEEN PROTESTANT SCHOOL, St Denis Street, north of Sherbrooke Street, 1895 (Montreal Daily Star, 14 March 1895, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 17 Sept. 1895, 6, detailed descrip.)
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Dorchester Street West at Stanley Street, major alterations and a new facade erected over the old Montreal Diocesan Theological College building, 1896 (C.R., vii, 9 July 1896, 3; Montreal Daily Star, 18 July 1896, 7, illus. & detailed descrip.; Gazette [Montreal], 29 Sept. 1896, 3, detailed descrip.; and 16 March 1897, 2, descrip.)
CRYSTAL PALACE, Dorchester Street West near Guy Street, reconstruction of original building, 1896 (C.R., vii, 6 Aug. 1896, 3)
OTTAWA, ONT., addition of Men's & Women's Ward for the Protestant Hospital, Rideau Street at Wurtenburg Street, 1897-98 (Evening Journal [Ottawa], 3 Oct. 1896, 6; C.R., vii, 14 Jan. 1897, 2; Ottawa Free Press, 30 Dec. 1896, 8; Evening Citizen [Ottawa], 26 April 1898, 3, descrip.; Ottawa: A Guide to Heritage Structures, 2000, 122, illus.)
WESTMOUNT, Melville Presbyterian Church, Cote St. Antoine Road at Stanton Street, 1898-99 (Montreal Daily Star, 21 Jan. 1899, 15)
A.C. HUTCHISON (Commercial & Industrial works in Montreal unless noted)
A. A. AYER & CO., Guy Street, extensive additions and alterations to warehouse, 1894 (C.R., v, 8 Feb. 1894, 2)
WATSON & FOSTER LTD., Ontario Avenue at Desjardins Avenue, factory & warehouse, 1896 (C.R., vii, 12 March 1896, 2, descrip.; C.A.B., x, Feb. 1897, 36; Montreal, Architecture Industrielle, 1982, 248-9, illus.)
ST. HENRY, warehouse for Merchants Manufacturing Co., St. Ambroise Street, 1896 (C.R., vii, 21 May 1896, 4)
McINTYRE & SON, Victoria Square at Fortification Lane, a large 3 storey commercial block for Duncan McIntyre, 1896 (Gazette [Montreal], 21 Aug. 1896, 3, descrip.; C.R., vii, 27 Aug. 1896, 2)
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, St. James Street at Victoria Street, 1896, a complete rebuilding and major alterations to the former Academy of Music, for a new playhouse, 1896 (Gazette [Montreal], 8 May 1896, 2, descrip.; and 21 May 1896, 3, descrip.; and 25 Aug. 1896, 8, extensive descrip.)
A.C. HUTCHISON (Residential works in Montreal unless noted)
DRUMMOND STREET, residence for Robert G. Reid, 1891 (C.A.B., v, March 1892, illus.)
WESTMOUNT, a row of six houses at 373-383 Olivier Avenue, 1892 (City of Westmount, Westmount: A Heritage to Preserve, 1991, 39, illus.)
ST. LUKE STREET, two houses for S.H. Taylor, 1892; house for Samuel A. McMurtry, 1892 (C.R., ii, 23 Jan. 1892, 2)
REDPATH STREET, residence for William Watson, 1892 (C.R., iii, 16 April 1892, 2)
PINE AVENUE WEST, residence for Gertrude Joslin, 1892 (C.R., iii, 16 April 1892, 2; Montreal, Les Residences, 1987, 370-1, illus.)
DRUMMOND STREET, residence for Sir Robert G. Reid, 1892; demol. 1956 (F. Remillard & B. Merrett, Mansions of the Golden Square Mile 1850-1930, 1987, 57-8, illus.)
LACHINE, QUE., residence for William W. Ogilvie, Lower Lachine Road, 1893 (Montreal Star, 25 March 1893, 3; C.A.B., vi, Oct. 1893, illus.; L. Maitland, Queen Anne Revival Style in Canadian Architecture, 1990, 207, illus.)
WESTMOUNT, residence for T.H. Christmas, Dorchester Street West near Clarke Avenue, 1893 (C.R., iv, 4 May 1893, 2)
OLIVER AVENUE,residence for John B. Archibald, 1893 (C.R., iv, 28 Sept. 1893, 2)
SUMMERHILL AVENUE, for James Scrimger, 1893-94 (C.R., iv, 1 June 1893, 2; Gazette [Montreal], 9 Jan. 1894, 3, advert. for sale of new house at 20 Summerhill Avenue, "...erected by Hutchison, architect"..; Montreal, Les Residences, 1987, 632-5, illus.)
UPPER PEEL STREET, two houses for William Denoon, 1894 (C.R., v, 5 April 1894, 2)
DORCHESTER STREET WEST, near Stanley Street, residence for C.E.L. Porteous, 1894 (C.A.B., vii, Oct. 1894, 131)
WESTMOUNT, residence for A. B. MacFarlane, Mount Pleasant Avenue, 1895 (C.R., vi, 6 June 1895, 4)
WESTMOUNT, residence for Robert Mitchell, Tupper Street, 1895 (C.R., vi, 29 Aug. 1895, 2; C.A.B., x, March 1897, illus.)
WESTMOUNT, 'Hillcrest', a residence for Hugh Watson, Mount Pleasant Avenue, 1896 (C.R., vii, 26 March 1896, 3; C.A.B., x, March 1897, illus.; Montreal, Les Residences, 1987, 638-9, illus.; City of Westmount, Westmount: A Heritage to Preserve, 1991, 51, illus.)
PEEL STREET, residence for Dr. H.B. Yates, 1896 (C.R., vii, 3 Sept. 1896, 3)
WESTMOUNT, residence for Cornelius Coughlin, Edgehill Avenue, 1897 (C.R., viii, 8 April 1897, 3)
WESTMOUNT, residence for William K. Grafftey, Oliver Avenue, 1898 (C.A.B., xi, Feb. 1898, 27; Montreal, Les Residences, 1987, 289-90, illus.)
HUTCHISON & WOOD (Commercial & Industrial works in Montreal unless noted)
LA PRESSE BUILDING, St. James Street at St. Laurent Boulevard, 1899 (C.R., x, 19 April 1899, 6; Gazette [Montreal], 6 May 1899, 10, descrip.; Montreal Daily Star, 28 Dec. 1899, 7, descrip.; Montreal, Les Hotels Les Immeubles de Bureaux, 1983, 63-5, illus.)
McINTYRE SON & CO., Victoria Square at Craig Street, warehouse, 1899; additions 1902, 1906 (C.R., x, 23 Aug. 1899, 4; and xiii, 26 March 1902, 4; C.A.B., xix, Aug. 1906, 122)
JOHN H. GARTH CO., Craig Street near St. Charles Borromee Street, two warehouses, 1899 (C.R., x, 28 June 1899, 5)
GREENSHIELDS LTD., Craig Street at Victoria Square, an 8 storey office block, 1899-1901; addition 1906 (Gazette [Montreal], 10 July 1899, 3; Montreal Daily Star, 10 June 1899, 24, descrip; and 16 Feb. 1900, 8, descrip.; Montreal, Les Hotels Les Immeubles de Bureaux, 1983, 47-50, illus.)
DOMINION OIL CLOTH CO., Parthenais Street, factory, 1899-1900; with additional buildings in 1904-05, in 1909, and 1910 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], xxiii, Week No. 9, March 1899; and xxix, 6 July 1900, 82; and 1904, Week No 31, p. 57; and 1905, Week No. 42, p. 50; C.R., xi, 11 July 1900, 3; and xxiii, 21 April 1909, 22; and xxiv, 25 May 1910, 32)
DIAMOND GLASS CO. LTD., Delorimier Avenue, three factory buildings, 1900 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], xxix, 6 July 1900, 81)
CANADIAN PACIFIC TELEGRAPH CO., St. Francois Xavier Street at Hospital Street, an 8 storey office building, 1900 (C.A.B., xiii, July 1900, 131, descrip.; Montreal Daily Star, 6 Sept. 1900, 2, illus. & descrip.; Montreal, Les Hotels Les Immeubles de Bureaux, 1983, 133-4, illus.)
THEATRE FRANCAISE, Ste. Catherine Street near St. Justin Street, 1900 (C.R., xi, 22 Aug. 1900, 2-3)
ADAM BECK CIGAR BOX MFR., St. Charles Borromee Street, factory, 1900 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], xxx, 23 Nov. 1900, 303)
DOMINION TRANSPORT CO., Notre Dame Street at St. Ignace Street, large three storey stables building, 1900-1901 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], xxx, 14 Dec. 1900, 509)
LAKE OF THE WOODS MILLING CO., St. Denis Street near Ste. Catherine Street East, warehouse, 1901 (C.R., xi, 2 Jan. 1901, 3)
ROYAL INSURANCE CO. BUILDING, Place d'Armes at Notre Dame Street, 1901-02 (Gazette [Montreal], 3 Jan. 1901, 3, descrip.; C.R., xii, 13 Feb. 1901, 3; Montreal Daily Star, 7 May 1901, 6, detailed descrip.; C.A.B., xv, April 1902, illus.)
SILVERMAN, BOULTER & CO., St. Peter Street near St. Paul Street, 1901 (C.R., xii, 13 Feb. 1901, 3)
ST. PAUL STREET, at St. Peter Street, block of three stores for the Estate of Judge Smith, 1901 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], xxxii, 12 July 1901, 70)
HECTOR LAMONTAGNE & CO. LTD., Notre Dame Street near Roy Lane, major addition and alterations to warehouse, 1901-02 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], xxxii, 27 Dec. 1901, 1186)
HENRY BIRKS & CO., Ste. Catherine Street West at Phillips Square, major additions to retail store, 1901-02, and 1906 (Gazette [Montreal], 28 Nov. 1901, 3; C.A.B., xv, Jan. 1902, 4; xix, Aug. 1906, 122; Montreal Daily Star, 7 April 1906, 12, illus. & descrip.; Montreal, Les Magasins Les Cinemas, 1985, 164-7, illus.)
LIVERPOOL, LONDON & GLOBE ASSURANCE CO., St. James Street at Place d'Armes, 1902; addition 1904 (Gazette [Montreal], 7 Aug. 1901, 5, descrip.; and 9 Jan. 1902, 3, descrip.; and 13 June 1902, 7, descrip.; C.R., xii, 15 Jan. 1902, 2; Le Prix Courant [Montreal], xxxiii, 9 May 1902, 46; C.A.B., xv, Nov. 1902, illus.; Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1904, Week No. 20, p. 42; dwgs. signed 'Hutchison & Wood' at Boston Public Library, Fine Arts Dept., Peabody & Stearns Coll., rolled set of drawings for the Liverpool, London & Globe Building, Montreal)
McINTYRE, SON & CO., Fortification Lane at Victoria Square, major addition, 1902 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], xxxiii, 21 March 1902, 34)
SOVEREIGN BANK, St. James Street at St. Peter Street, 1902 (C.R., xiii, 16 April 1902, 8)
STE. CATHERINE STREET WEST, at Guy Street, block of stores for G.A. Grier, 1902 (Montreal Daily Star, 24 April 1902, 6, descrip.)
AMALGAMATED SOCIETIES HALL, Sebastapol Street at Favard Street, 1902 (Montreal Daily Star, 30 April 1902, 6, descrip.)
BANFF, ALTA., extension to the Banff Springs Hotel, 1902 (Railway & Shipping World, v, June 1902, 202, descrip.)
FORTIFICATION LANE, factory for James R. Wilson, 1902-03 (C.R., xiii, 3 Dec. 1902, 3)
LYMANS, SONS & CO., St. Paul Street, addition to warehouse, 1903 (C.R., xiv, 18 Feb. 1903, 8)
RENOUF BOOKSELLERS CO., Ste. Catherine Street West at University Street, office building, 1903 (C.R., xiv, 18 Feb. 1903, 3)
L. GNAEDINGER, SONS & CO., St. Peter Street at Recollet Street, addition of three new floors above the existing office building, 1903 (Montreal Daily Star, 27 Feb. 1903, 6, descrip.; Gazette [Montreal], 28 Feb. 1903, 3, descrip.; C.R., xiv, 4 March 1903, 3)
WILLIAM DOW & CO. BREWERY, Notre Dame Street at Colborne Street, on Chabiollez Square, major addition of a new 4 storey malt house, 1903 (Montreal Daily Star, 20 March 1903, 2, descrip.; Le Prix Courant [Montreal], xxxv, 8 May 1903, 42)
OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS, Port Street near Youville Street, reconstruction of office building, 1903 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], xxxvi, 2 Oct. 1903, 777)
SCROGGIE STORES LTD., Ste. Catherine Street West, from University Street to Victoria Street, involving demolition of a portion of the old Queen's Hall Block, for W.H. Scroggie, 1904-05 (Montreal Daily Star, 4 June 1904, 11, descrip.; Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1904, Week No. 29, p. 46; La Presse [Montreal], 27 April 1905, 4, illus. & descrip.)
J.W. HUGHES & SON, Craig Street West at St. Antoine Street, three storey commercial building, 1904 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1904, Week No. 21, p. 38)
MERCHANT'S BANK, North End Branch, St. Lawrence Avenue at St. Louis Street, 1904 (Montreal Daily Star, 4 June 1904, 11, illus. & descrip.)
MERCHANT'S BANK, East End Branch, Ste. Catherine Street East at Fullum Street, 1904 (Montreal Daily Star, 4 June 1904, 11, descrip.; Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1904, Week No. 28, p. 56)
GEORGE W. REED & CO., Latour Street, three storey block for workshops, 1904 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1904, Week No. 41, p. 56)
TOILET LAUNDRY CO. LTD., Richmond Street at Dufferin Avenue, a 4 storey laundry building, 1906 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1906, Week No. 19, p. 40)
A.T. PATERSON & CO., St. Francois Xavier Street, major alterations, 1906 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1906, Week No. 21, p. 42)
(with Henry J. Hardenbergh, New York) WINDSOR HOTEL, Dominion Square, major extension to the hotel, 1905-06 (Montreal Daily Star, 7 July 1905, 6; and 15 July 1905, 1, descrip.; C.R., xvii, 27 June 1906, 6)
MUNDERLOH & CO., Victoria Square at Jurors Street, warehouse, 1906 (C.A.B., xix, July 1906, 108)
MACDONALD TOBACCO CO., Ontario Street East at Iberville Street, major addition of a warehouse block, 1906 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1906, Week No. 22, p. 46)
R. MACFARLANE & CO. LTD., St. James Street at Richmond Street, addition of a large warehouse, 1906 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1906, Week. No. 34, p. 44)
AMERICAN-CANADIAN LINOTYPE CO., Delorimier Street near Desrivieres Avenue, factory, 1906 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1906, Week No. 38, p. 46)
CANADIAN EXPRESS BUILDING, McGill Street at William Street, a ten storey office block, 1906-08 (Railway & Marine World, ix, Aug. 1906, 475, illus. & descrip.; and xi, Nov. 1908, 829, 831, descrip.; Gazette [Montreal], 9 Oct. 1908, 9, descrip.; Const., ii, Jan. 1909, 44-8, illus. & descrip.; Montreal, Les Hotels Les Immeubles de Bureaux, 1983, 22-5, illus.)
McLAUGHLIN CARRIAGE CO., St. Maurice Street near O'Connell Street, large warehouse , 1907 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1907, Week No. 13, p. 42)
CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., Chaboillez Street near St. James Street, large 3 storey stable block, 1907 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1907, Week No. 25, p. 42)
OTIS FENSOM ELEVATOR CO., St. James Street near Royal Lane, store and office block, 1907 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1907, Week No. 30, p. 44)
HUTCHISON & WOOD (Institutional & Ecclesiastical works in Montreal unless noted)
WINDSOR, N.S., Presbyterian Church, 1898-1900 (E. Eaton, History of the United Church in Windsor, 1981, 6)
QUEEN'S PUBLIC SCHOOL, Olivier Avenue at Ste. Catherine Street West, 1899 (C.R., x, 28 June 1899, 5; Gazette [Montreal], 10 July 1899, 3, descrip.)
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, Closse Street, 1900 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], xxvii, 9 March 1900, 797)
COATICOOK, QUE., Academy, 1900 (C.R., xi, 3 Oct. 1900, 2, t.c.)
CRICHTON SCHOOL, for Rev. John Williamson, Sherbrooke Street West near St. Mark Street, 1900 (C.R., xi, 17 Oct. 1900, 2)
MOUNT ROYAL CEMETERY, Forest Road, a Conservatory Chapel, with vaults, located about 200 yards from the main entrance, 1900 (Gazette [Montreal], 7 April 1900, 4, illus. & descrip.; inf. Yves Guillet, St. Lambert)
MOUNT ROYAL CEMETERY, Forest Road, rebuilding of the cemetery office building after a fire, 1901; new mortuary building, 1909 (Gazette [Montreal], 9 May 1901, 7, descrip.; C.A.B., xiv, June 1901, 119; C.R., xxiii, 11 Aug. 1909, 21; inf. Yves Guillet, St. Lambert)
RAILWAYMEN'S Y.M.C.A., Sebastapol Street at Leber Street, Point St. Charles, 1902-03 (Montreal Daily Star, 7 Aug. 1901, 5; and 27 Oct. 1902, 9, illus. & descrip.; and 23 April 1903, 16; Gazette [Montreal], 1 Nov. 1901, 7; C.R., xiii, 26 Feb. 1902, 2, t.c.)
(with Percy Nobbs) McGILL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS UNION, Sherbrooke Street West at Victoria Street, 1904-05 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1905, Week No. 35, p. 58; C.A.B., xix, Dec. 1906, 181, descrip. & illus.)
(with Stanford White and Edward Maxwell) MOUNT ROYAL CLUB, Sherbrooke Street West at Stanley Street, 1904-06 (Montreal Daily Star, 7 March 1905, 6, illus. & descrip.; Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1905, Week No. 10, p. 56; Montreal, Les Edifices Publics, 1981, 178-9, illus.)
HUDSON HEIGHTS, QUE., new rectory for St. James Anglican Church, 1904 (E. Royle, History of the Anglican Parish of Vaudreuil, 1955, 165)
CHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, St. Laurent Boulevard near Prince Arthur Street, major addition, 1904 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1904, Week No. 24, p. 59)
WESTMOUNT, Heather Curling Club & Rink, Kensington Avenue near Western Avenue, 1905 (Montreal Daily Star, 20 Jan. 1905, 14, illus. & descrip.; C.R., xv, 25 Jan. 1905, 4)
ROYAL VICTORIA HOSPITAL, Pine Avenue West at University Street, major addition of a new wing, 1905 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1905, Week No. 12, p. 56)
DUFFERIN SCHOOL, facing Dufferin Square, major 3 storey addition, for the Protestant School Boad, 1905 (Montreal Daily Star, 14 March 1905, 6, descrip.)
LANDSDOWNE SCHOOL, Ste. Catherine Street East near Dorion Street, 1905 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1905, Week No. 15, p. 58)
MOUNT ROYAL SCHOOL, Mitcheson Street, 1905 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1905, Week No. 17, p. 81)
ABERDEEN SCHOOL, St. Denis Street at Ernest Street, 1905 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1905, Week No. 21, p. 55)
QUEBEC CITY, QUE., extensive alterations to the Methodist Church, Dauphine Street at Stanislas Street, 1905 (C.R., xvi, 17 May 1905, 6)
STE.-ANNE-DE-BELLEVUE, QUE., MacDonald College, Lakeshore Road, Main Building, Chemistry Building, Biology Building, and Student Residences, 1905-07; Jones Building, Power House, 1907; Barton Building, High School, 1908 (C.A.B., xx, Nov. 1907, 20-2, illus. & descrip.; Montreal, Les Ea0bertdifices Scolaires, 1980, 88-107, illus.)
WATERLOO, QUE., Academy, 1906 (C.R., xvii, 3 Oct. 1906, 2)
RIVERSIDE SCHOOL, Favard Street near Bourgeois Street, 1907 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1907, Week No. 45, p. 162; Montreal Daily Star, 23 March 1908, 11)
LORNE SCHOOL, 1907 (Montreal Daily Star, 23 March 1908, 11)
WESTMOUNT, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Stanton Street, 1908-09 (C.R., xix, 13 May 1908, 19; and xxiii, 15 Dec. 1909, 40-3, illus. & descrip.; Standard [Montreal], 30 May 1908, 4, illus.; and 13 Sept. 1913, 10, illus. & descrip.; Montreal Daily Star, 19 April 1909, 6, descrip.)
HUTCHISON & WOOD (Residential works in Montreal unless noted)
PINE AVENUE, residence for A.A. Hodgson, 1898 (C.R., ix, 13 April 1898, 5)
PINE AVENUE, residence near Oxenden Avenue, for William C. Hodgson, 1899 (C.R., x, 12 July 1899, 4)
WESTMOUNT, residence for H. Earle, Mount Pleasant Avenue, 1900 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], xxvii, 23 March 1900, 957)
UNIVERSITY STREET, residence near Cathcart Street, for Lamb McDuff, 1901 (C.R., xii, 25 Sept. 1901, 3)
ST. ANDREWS, N.B., "Fort Tipperary", a large summer house for Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, Prince of Wales Street opposite Elizabeth Street, 1902; burned 2004 and rebuilt (J. Leroux & T. Holownia, St. Andrews Architecture 1604-1966, 2010, Item 123, illus.)
DRUMMOND STREET, near Sherbrooke Street West, major addition to residence for R.G. Reid, 1903 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], xxxvi, 10 July 1903, 514)
WESTMOUNT, residence for W.G. Reid, Grosvenor Street, 1904 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], Week No. 18, p. 133)
ELIZABETHTOWN TOWNSHIP, ONT. [near Brockville], "Glenora Park", a large residence commissioned by D.W. Ogilvie, but occupied by Lorne C. Ogilvie, overlooking McDonald Bay and the St. Lawrence River, 1905 (Ogdensburg News [Ogdensburg, N.Y.], 14 April 1905, 1, descrip.; inf. Scott O. Edwards)
LINCOLN STREET, near St. Mathieu Street, residence for Mme. Nicholas Swan, 1905 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1905, Week No. 26, p. 54)
LINCOLN STREET, near St. Mathieu Street, residence for Mme. K. Donald Church, 1905 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1905, Week No. 26, p. 54)
LINCOLN STREET, near St. Mathieu Street, residence for F.H. Barwick, 1905 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1905, Week No. 26, p. 54)
PINE AVENUE WEST, near Cote des Neiges Road, residence for Mme. A. MacFarlane, 1908 (Le Prix Courant [Montreal], 1908, Week No. 32, p. 44)
SHERBROOKE STREET WEST, near University Street, residence for H. Kellert, 1908 (C.R., xxii, 4 Nov. 1908, 25)
HUTCHISON, WOOD & MILLER (Commercial & Industrial works in Montreal unless noted)
McFARLANE, SON & HODGSON, St. Alexander Street, warehouse, 1909 (C.R., xxiii, 21 April 1909, 21, t.c.)
CANADA LINSEED OIL MILLS, Notre Dame Street East, storage building, 1909 (C.R., xxiii, 13 Oct. 1909, 23)
GUARANTEED PURE MILK CO., Ste. Catherine Street West, dairy and office building, 1909 (C.R., xxiii, 24 Nov. 1909, 22)
LOWNEY CO., William Street, factory, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 2 March 1910, 26)
GEORGE W. REED & CO., St. Antoine Street, factory, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 23 March 1910, 24)
KELLERT BUILDING, St. Catherine Street West at St. Urbain Street, 1910-11 (C.R., xxiv, 3 Aug. 1910, 26)
DULUTH BUILDING, Notre Dame Street West at St. Sulpice Street, for J.O. Gravel, 1912 (C.R., xxvi, 17 Jan. 1912, 75; Gazette [Montreal], 19 Sept. 1912, 7, descrip.)
CANADIAN BOOMER & BOSCHERT PRESS CO., Tansley Street, factory, 1912 (C.R., xxvi, 21 Feb. 1912, 66)
C.P.R. BUILDING, McGill Street at St. Paul Street, for Sir Thomas Shaugnessy, 1912 (C.R., xxvi, 6 March 1912, 73; and 12 June 1912, 60-1, illus.. & descrip.; Gazette [Montreal], 19 Sept. 1912, 7, descrip.; Montreal, Les Hotels Les Immeubles de Bureaux, 1983, 125-28, illus.)
ABRAHAM SOMMER & CO., de Maisonneuve Boulevard West near City Councillors Street, office building, 1912 (C.R., xxvi, 12 June 1912, 61, illus.; Montreal Star, 7 June 1912, 10, illus.; Montreal, Architecture Industrielle, 1982, 64-5, illus.)
DANDURAND BUILDING, Ste. Catherine Street East at St. Denis Street, 1912 (Montreal Star, 29 June 1912; Montreal, Les Hotels Les Immeubles de Bureaux, 1983, 170-2, illus.)
TORONTO, ONT., Canadian Pacific Express Co., Simcoe Street at King Street West, freight sheds 1912; office building 1913; demol. 1979 (C.R., xxviii, 7 Oct. 1914, 1232-33, illus. & descrip.)
N.B. - for a list of works by Hutchison & Wood after the death of Alexander C. Hutchison in January 1922, see entry under William Burnet Hutchison
HUTCHISON, WOOD & MILLER (Institutional & Ecclesiastical works in Montreal unless noted)
PROTESTANT INFANTS HOME, Queen Mary Road, 1909 (Montreal Daily Star, 6 March 1909, 27, illus. & descrip.; C.R., xxiii, 5 May 1909, 19-20)
LONGUE POINTE, Old People's Home, Notre Dame Street East, 1909 (C.R., xxiii, 9 June 1909, 23)
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Prince Arthur Street West at Jeanne Mance Street, 1910 (Standard [Montreal], 23 Aug. 1913, Supplement, 16; Const., viii, Feb. 1915, 72-6, illus. & descrip.; and x, Dec. 1917, 412-14, illus. & descrip.; Montreal, Les Eglises, 1981, 30-1, illus.)
OUTREMONT, Police & Fire Station, St. James Street, 1911 (Montreal Daily Star, 6 April 1911, 7, t.c.; C.R., xxv, 24 May 1911, 61)
WESTMOUNT, Fire Station No. 2, Victoria Avenue at The Boulevard, 1911-12 (Gazette [Montreal], 22 March 1911, 4; C.R., xxv, 29 March 1911, 53; Westmount News, 20 Dec. 1912)
VERDUN, Presbyterian Church, Ross Street, 1911-12 (C.R., xxv, 15 Nov. 1911, 59; Daily Witness [Montreal], 25 Nov. 1911, illus. & descrip.)
PLATEAU PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Decarie Avenue, new Sunday School, 1911 (C.R., xxv, 29 Nov. 1911, 59)
INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND, Sherbrooke Street West, Notre-Dame-de-Grace Ward, 1912 (C.R., xxvi, 14 Feb. 1912, 63; and 29 May 1912, 61, illus. & descrip.)
WESTMOUNT, Stanley Presbyterian Church, Westmount Avenue at Victoria Avenue, 1913 (Standard [Montreal], 26 April 1913, Supplement, 3, illus.; Const., x, Dec. 1917, 409-12, illus. & descrip.; dwgs. at McGill Univ., Canadian Architecture Collection; City of Westmount, Westmount: A Heritage to Preserve, 1991, 55, illus.)
OTTAWA, ONT., Chalmers Presbyterian Church, O'Connor Street at Cooper Street, 1912-14 (Ottawa Journal, 4 May 1912, 1, illus. & descrip.; and 28 May 1912, 16; and 25 Oct. 1912, 11, descrip.; 21 March 1914, 23, illus. & descrip.; Andrew Waldron, Exploring the Capital: An Architectural Guide to the Ottawa-Gatineau Region, 2017, 64-5, illus. & descrip.; Natalie A. Rathwell, " Heritage Value in Ottawa's Dominion-Chalmers United Church: History, Community, Sight and Sound" in Journal of the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada, xliii, No. 1, July 2018, pp. 47-56, illus. & descrip.)
ST. LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Decarie Boulevard, Notre-Dame-de-Grace, 1914 (Westmount News, 21 Nov. 1913, 7; Herald [Montreal], 12 Sept. 1914, 8, illus. & descrip.)
GREENFIELD PARK PUBLIC SCHOOL, 1915 ( Montreal Daily Star, 15 June 1915, 9, t.c.)
VANKLEEK HILL, ONT., rebuilding of Knox Presbyterian Church after a fire, High Street at Hamil Street, 1917; still standing in 2023 (Montreal Daily Star, 3 July 1917, 21, t.c.)
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, Atwater Avenue at Tupper Street, 1918 (C.R., xxxii, 1 May 1918, 46; Montreal, Les Edifices Scolaires, 1980, 156-7, illus.)
N.B. - for a list of works by Hutchison & Wood after the death of Alexander C. Hutchison in January 1922, see entry under William Burnet Hutchison
HUTCHISON, WOOD & MILLER (Residential works in Montreal unless noted)
TRAVANCORE APARTMENTS, Cedar Avenue, for George Lighthall, 1909 (Montreal Daily Star, 8 May 1909, 16, descrip.; Western Architect [Minneapolis], xvii, August 1911, illus.; Montreal, Les Appartements, 1990, 70-3, illus.)
WESTMOUNT, residence for Norman Wight, Forden Avenue, 1909 (C.R., xxiii, 9 June 1909, 23)
WESTMOUNT, residence for Albert H. Dalrymple, Montrose Avenue, 1909 (C.R., xxiii, 18 Aug. 1909, 21)
KNOWLTON, QUE., residence for James Rodger, 1909 (C.R., xxiii, 20 Oct. 1909, 21)
WESTMOUNT, residence for Dr. Howard M. Church, Cote St. Antoine Road at Mount Stephen Street, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 2 March 1910, 25; Montreal, Les Residences, 1987, 144-5, illus.)
HUDSON HEIGHTS, residence for James W. Pike, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 9 March 1910, 23)
WESTMOUNT, residence for Lionel J. Smith, Belvedere Road, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 20 April 1910, 24; Const., xi, June 1918, 196-7, illus. & descrip.; Montreal, Les Residences, 1987, 658-9, illus.)
SUMMERHILL AVENUE, residence for Douglas W. Ogilvie, 1910 (Montreal, Les Residences, 1987, 546-49, illus, but incorrectly attributed solely to J. Melville Miller)
WESTMOUNT, residence for J.W. Tatley, Belvedere Road, c. 1910 (Const., xi, June 1918, 194-6, illus. & descrip.)
WESTMOUNT, residence for Fred MacFarlane, Sydenham Avenue, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 20 April 1910, 24)
WESTMOUNT, residence for Edward G. Coyle, Roslyn Avenue, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 4 May 1910, 24)
WESTMOUNT, residence for William Waugh, Aberdeen Avenue, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 22 June 1910, 25)
WESTMOUNT, residence for Hon. Francis E. Gilman, Arlington Avenue, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 6 July 1910, 28)
WESTMOUNT, residence for William Rutherford, Rosemount Avenue, 1910 (Montreal, Les Residences, 1987, 612-13, illus.; City of Westmount, Westmount: A Heritage to Preserve, 1991, 51, illus.)
OUTREMONT, residence for A.T. Lane, Bellingham Road, 1911 (C.R., xxv, 18 Jan. 1911, 35)
WESTMOUNT, residence for George Hogg, The Boulevard near Argyle Avenue, 1911 (Montreal, Les Residences, 1987, 336-7, illus.)
STE. CATHERINE STREET WEST, near Park Avenue, residence for John Robertson, 1911 (C.R., xxv, 30 Aug. 1911, 62)
WESTMOUNT, a row of three large houses for Henry Upton, Dorchester Street West, at Weredale Park, west of Atwater Avenue, 1912 (C.R., xxvi, 31 Jan. 1912, 64; and 24 July 1912, 72; inf. Scott Edwards)
WESTMOUNT, residence for Charles N. Robertson, Montrose Avenue, 1914 (C.R., xxviii, 17 June 1914, 75)
WESTMOUNT, residence for Thomas Arnold, Montrose Avenue, 1916 (Const., xi, June 1918, 196-201, illus. & descrip.; Montreal, Les Residences, 1987, 42, illus.)
N.B. - for a list of works by Hutchison & Wood after the death of Alexander C. Hutchison in January 1922, see entry under William Burnet Hutchison
COMPETITIONS
MONTREAL, QUE., Drill Shed, Craig Street at German Street, 1867. Hutchison was one of at least five architects from Montreal who prepared a design for Montreal City Council (Gazette [Montreal], 8 April 1867, 2, council debate). The winning scheme was submitted by Fowler & Roy, but this decision was later overturned.
OTTAWA, ONT., Departmental and Justice Buildings, 1907. Hutchison & Wood were one of 30 architects from across Canada who submitted a design for this major commission (Evening Journal [Ottawa], 4 Sept. 1907, 1, list of entrants). The juror Edmund Burke ranked their design in 11th Place. The first prize was awarded to E. & W.S. Maxwell of Montreal, but their scheme was never built.
TORONTO, ONT., Masonic Temple, Spadina Road, north of Bloor Street West, 1914. Hutchison Wood & Miller were one of 41 competitors for this major institutional project. They were awarded 3rd Prize of $500 for their scheme (Toronto Star, 17 Feb. 1914, 1). The winning design by Harry P. Knowles of New York City was never built.