HUTTON, Gordon Johnston (1881-1942)
(biography in preparation)
G.J. HUTTON (works in Hamilton unless noted)
MARKLAND STREET, residence for H.L. Frost, 1915 (Const., ix, June 1916, 174, 179-81, illus. & descrip.; dwgs. at OA)
ROBERT LAND PUBLIC SCHOOL, Wentworth Street North, major addition, 1916 (Spectator [Hamilton], 4 Feb. 1916, 5; inf. Hamilton Public School Board)
(with Stewart & Witton) CENTRAL SECONDARY SCHOOL, Wentworth Street North, the West Block, 1917 (inf. Hamilton Public School Board)
SHERMAN AVENUE SOUTH, residence for Dr. Otto W. Niemeier, 1917 (C.R., xxxi, 30 May 1917, 45, t.c.)
ADELAIDE HOODLESS PUBLIC SCHOOL, Maple Avenue at Springer Avenue, addition 1917; and another addition, 1918 (Spectator [Hamilton], 3 Feb. 1917, 20, t.c.; inf. Hamilton Public School Board)
GRAFTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE, James Street North, 1917-18; demol. (Spectator [Hamilton], 11 April 1917, 14, and 9 Nov. 1917, 16, illus., and 3 Jan. 1918, 13, extensive architectural descrip.;
dwgs. at OA; inf. Robert Hamilton)
BURLINGTON, ONT., at Filman's Corners, residence for Peter D. Carse, 1918 (C.R., xxxii, 12 June 1918, 46, t.c.)
MEMORIAL SCHOOL, Main Street East at Ottawa Street, 1918-19 (Const., xii, Nov. 1919, 332-38, illus. & descrip.; R.A.I.C. Journal, iv, Aug. 1927, 302, 304, illus.; dwgs. at OA)
WAGSTAFFE'S LTD., Maple Avenue, factory and warehouse, 1919-20 (C.R., xxxviii, 2 April 1924, 30, illus. in advert.)
(with Paul Domville) WABASSO PARK, Bathing Pavilion, 1919; demol. (Spectator [Hamilton], 19 June 1919, 11; and 10 June 1921, 30; dwgs. at OA)
(with Paul Domville) ABERDEEN AVENUE, near Undercliffe Avenue, residence for Frederick T. Syme, 1919 (Const., xii, June 1919, 178-81, 184, illus. & descrip.)
(with Paul Domville) DUNNVILLE, ONT., Bank of Hamilton, Lock Street East at Chestnut Street, 1920, still standing in 2024 (C.R., xxxiv, 14 July 1920, 50; dwgs. at OA)
(with Paul Domville) BANK OF HAMILTON, 281 Herkimer Street at Locke Street South, 1920, still standing in 2024 (dwgs. at OA)
HUTTON & SOUTER (works in Hamilton)
McGREGOR-MOBRAY MEDICAL CLINIC, Main Street East near Wellington Street, 1922 (Spectator [Hamilton], 19 April 1922, 19; C.R., xxxvi, 26 April 1922, 54; dwgs. at OA)
DELTA COLLEGIATE, Main Street East at Graham Avenue South, 1923-24 (Spectator [Hamilton], 19 Jan. 1924, 13, illus. & detailed descrip.; and 30 Aug. 1924, 12, extensive architectural descrip.; C.R., xxxviii, 31 Dec. 1924, 1323-4, illus. & descrip.; Const., xviii, April 1925, 120-25, illus. & descrip.; dwgs. at OA)
QUEEN STREET SOUTH, near Glenfern Avenue, residence for Robert Mills, 1923 (dwgs. at OA)
WENTWORTH BAPTIST CHURCH, Wentworth Street at Cannon Street, 1924 (Spectator [Hamilton], 3 May 1924, 18; Brief Sketch of the History of Wentworth Baptist Church, 1924, 32, illus.)
TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH, Main Street East at Balsam Avenue South, 1924-25 (Spectator [Hamilton], 7 Oct. 1924, 18; and 3 Nov. 1924, 5; and 25 April 1925, 12, illus. & detailed descrip.; Dedication Souvenir of Trinity Baptist Church, 1925, 7; dwgs. at OA)
BAY STREET SOUTH, near Inglewood Drive, residence for Joseph M. Pigott, 1924 (R.A.I.C. Journal, ii, July-Aug. 1925, xiii, illus. in advert.; dwgs. at OA)
CHEDOKE PARK, residence for Harry B. Greening, c. 1924 (C.H.G., iv, Jan. 1927, 42-3, illus.)
ABERDEEN AVENUE, near Bay Street South, residence for P.V. Byrnes, 1925 (C.R., xxxix, 29 April 1925, 52, t.c.; C.H.G., x, April 1933, 22-5, illus.)
MAIN STREET EAST, at Hughson Street, office building for the Wentworth Realty Co., 1926 (Const., xix, Sept. 1926, 289)
WENTWORTH RADIO and AUTO SUPPLY CO., John Street North at King William Street, 1926-27 (C.R., xl, 6 Oct. 1926, 51; Spectator [Hamilton], 1 April 1927, 23-24, illus. & detailed descrip.)
T. EATON KNITTING MILL CO., John Street North, large warehouse for the knitting mill company, 1927 (Spectator [Hamilton], 12 Feb. 1927, 5; C.R., xli, 18 May 1927, 54)
FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER CO., Beach Road, 1927 (Const., xxi, June 1928, 217, illus.)
CATHEDRAL ROMAN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, Main Street East at Emerald Street South, 1928 (C.R., xlii, 14 Nov. 1928, 1189-90, illus. & descrip.; R.A.I.C. Journal, vi, July 1929, 269-71, illus. & descrip.; dwgs. at OA)
OTIS-FENSOM ELEVATOR CO., Ferrie Street East at Victoria Street North, office building, 1929 (dwgs. at OA)
CENTRAL POLICE STATION, King William Street at Mary Street, 1930 (C.R., xliv, 31 Dec. 1930, 210, illus. in advert.)
ST. MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, Mulberry Street, 1930 (dwgs. at OA)
WESTDALE ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, ???? Street, 1930 (dwgs. at OA)
ROYAL CONNAUGHT HOTEL, Main Street East at John Street South, 1931-32 (C.R., 13 May 1931, 62; dwgs. at OA)
CHRIST THE KING ROMAN CATHOLIC BASILICA, King Street West near Breadalbane Street, 1931-33; Bishop's Palace 1932-33 (R.A.I.C. Journal, viii, Sept. 1931, 339, illus.; Spectator [Hamilton], 16 Dec. 1933, Christmas Supplement, 40, illus. & detailed descrip.; Const., xxvi, Nov.-Dec. 1933, 131-42, illus. & descrip.; C.R., xlviii, 17 Jan. 1934, 37-43, illus. & descrip.; dwgs. at OA)
(with Sydney Comber) ACME FARMER'S DAIRY, Barton Street East near Chapple Street, 1931 (Spectator [Hamilton], 16 April 1931, 29; C.R., xlv, 30 Dec. 1931, 20, illus. in advert.)
MOUNTAIN SANATORIUM, Ancaster Road, new Pavilion and Nurses Residence for the Hamilton Health Association, 1932; Wilcox Pavilion, 1938-39 (C.R., xlvi, 24 Feb. 1932, 120; dwgs. at OA; R.A.I.C. Journal, xxi, Aug. 1944, 167)
LORETTO ACADEMY, King Street West at Pearl Street North, 1933; demol. 1987 (C.R., xlvii, 30 Aug. 1933, 834, illus.; dwgs. at OA)
DOMINION PUBLIC BUILDING, John Street South at King Street East, 1934-36 (C.R., xlviii, 10 Oct. 1934, 868, illus.; R.A.I.C. Journal, xiii, Dec. 1936, iv, illus. in advert.; H. Kalman, History of Canadian Architecture, 1994, 760, illus. & descrip.; Tim Morawetz, Art Deco Architecture Across Canada, 2017, 51, illus. & descrip.; dwgs. at OA)
MOUNT ST. JOSEPH ORPHANAGE, King Street West near Ray Street North, 1935 (C.R., xlix, 21 Aug. 1935, 742)
ST. JAMES COURT, an experimental Model Home, constructed using steel frames, in a Neo-Georgian style, and built by Joseph Pigott, 1935 (Financial Post [Toronto], 5 Oct. 1935, 20, illus. & extensive descrip.)
INGLEWOOD DRIVE, residence for Vernon Hale, 1935 (C.H.G., xiii, June 1936, 7; Aug.-Sept. 1936, 34-5, illus.; Globe & Mail [Toronto], 26 February 2021, H6 & H7, illus. & descrip.)
CANADIAN WESTINGHOUSE CO., Aberdeen Avenue at Longwood Road South, Administration Building, 1937; Lamp Building, 1941 (C.R., vol. 50, 27 Jan. 1937, 24, illus.)
STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA, Wellington Street North at Birge Street, Office Building, 1937 (Kitchener Daily Record, 18 Aug. 1937, 18; dwgs. at OA)
NATIONAL STEEL RAIL CAR CO., major addition to machine shop, 1937-39, and major addition to office building, 1937 (Spectator [Hamilton], 24 April 1937, 26, descrip.; and 13 Aug. 1937, 10; Kitchener Daily Record, 26 April 1937, 11; Financial Post [Toronto], 25 March 1939, 13)
ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, King Street East at Emerald Street, reconstruction, 1940 (C.R., liii, 27 March 1940, 64)
WAR TIME HOUSING and CLUBHOUSE, Burlington Street East near Sheridan Avenue North, a large housing complex for 500 munition workers, with large clubhouse, 1941 (Spectator [Hamilton], 28 April 1941, 7 and 11; and 10 Oct. 1941, 7 and 15, illus. & descrip.; inf. Robert Hamilton)
(works elsewhere)
OSHAWA, ONT., Ritson Road Public School, 1922 (OA, Minutes of the Oshawa Board of Education, 26 June 1922, 23)
BURLINGTON, 6NT., large residence for W.D. Flatt, at 3044 Lakeshore Road, opposite Hart Avenue,1922, still standing in 2024 (Spectator [Hamilton], 31 October 2024, A 14, illus. & descrip., but lacking attribution; inf. Robert Hamilton)
(with Mahoney & Austin) GUELPH, ONT., Guelph Collegiate Institute, Paisley Street at Yorkshire Street North, 1922-23 (Guelph Mercury, 11 Sept. 1922, 1-2, descrip. & illus.; G. Shutt, The High Schools of Guelph, 1961, 39-43, illus.; dwgs. at OA)
OSHAWA, ONT., Centre Street Public School, 1923-24 (OA, Minutes of the Oshawa Board of Education, 24 April 1923, 71)
OSHAWA, ONT., Simcoe Street North Public School, 1923-24 (OA, Minutes of the Oshawa Board of Education, 27 June 1923, 101)
OSHAWA, ONT., Collegiate Institute, addition of a new Library, Gymnasium and Assembly Hall, 1923-24 (OA, Minutes of the Oshawa Board of Education, 11 Sept. 1923)
ST. THOMAS, ONT., Masonic Temple, Talbot Street near Mondamin Street, 1924 (C.R., xxxviii, 30 April 1924, 62)
HARMONY, ONT., Public School, 1924 (dwgs. at OA)
TORONTO, ONT., McLaughlin Motor Car Showroom, Bay Street at Grenville Street, 1924; addition 1936; altered c. 1998 and incorporated into new condominium tower; still standing in 2023 (Const., xviii, June 1925, 184-88, illus. & descrip.; and Nov. 1925, 356; dwgs. at OA)
ST. THOMAS, ONT., High School, Elysian Street at Pearl Street, 1924 (Const., xvii, March 1924, 91)
PORT NELSON, ONT., residence for R.M. Dewhurst, 1925 (dwgs. at OA)
PORT COLBORNE, ONT., Municipal Waterworks plant, 1925 (Canadian Engineer, vol. 50, 23 Feb. 1926, 243-46, illus. & descrip.)
TORONTO, ONT., International Harvester Company Showroom, Bay Street near Grosvenor Street, 1926-27 (C.R., xli, 4 May 1927, 429, illus. & descrip.; dwgs. at OA)
NIAGARA FALLS, ONT., Mount Carmel Roman Catholic College, extension, Portage Road near Dunn Street, 1926 (C.R., xl, 2 June 1926, 46)
WINDSOR, ONT., Norton Palmer Hotel, Park Street at Pelissier Street, 1927; addition 1929; demol. 1980 (C.R., xli, 2 March 1927, 220-21, illus. & descrip.; dwgs. at OA; Andrew Foot, Windsor Then & Now, 2021, 70-71, illus., but lacking attribution) a2esh6re
OSHAWA, ONT., General Motors Ltd. Assembly Plant, new stamping mill, body plant and tool room, 1926-27 (Spectator [Hamilton], 30 June 1926, 5, detailed descrip.; and 13 May 1927, 32, descrip.; C.R., xli, 1 June 1927, 49, t.c.; and 6 July 1927, 60, t.c.)
OSHAWA, ONT., residence for D.H. Beaton, 1927 (C.H.G., vi, Nov. 1929, 26-9, illus.)
GALT, ONT., residence for D. Walter McCormick, Salisbury Avenue, 1927 (C.R., xli, 29 June 1927, 53)
ANCASTER, ONT., Hamilton Golf & Country Club, clubhouse, 1928 (C.R., xliv, 19 March 1930, 22, illus. in advert.)
REGINA, SASK., glass factory and power house for W.E. Phillips Co., 8th Avenue at Toronto Street, 1928 (dwgs. at OA)
WALKERVILLE, ONT., General Motors Co., Walker Road, office building, 1928 (dwgs. at OA)
WALKERVILLE, ONT., Chrysler Motor Co., Tecumseh Road at Walker Road, assembly plant, 1928-30; extension 1935 (C.R., xlii, 12 Dec. 1928, 47; Canadian Engineer, lxxii, 20 April 1937, 9-10, illus. & descrip.)
REGINA, SASK., General Motors Co., Toronto Street, large assembly plant and factory, 1928 (Toronto Star, 2 June 1928, 8, illus. & descrip.; Brantford Expositor, 2 June 1928, 7; dwgs. at SAB, Regina)
REGINA, SASK., McLaughlin Motor Car Co., showroom and garage, Rose Street at 12th Avenue, 1929 (dwgs. at OA)
TORONTO, ONT., Parkdale Ladies Athletic Club House, Shaw Street, 1929-30 (Toronto Star, 22 Nov. 1929, 40, illus. & descrip.)
GUELPH, ONT., Delhi Apartments, for Raymond Crowe, Delhi Street at Eramosa Road, 1935 (dwgs. at OA)
LEAMINGTON, ONT., H.J. Heinz Co., major addition to food processing plant, with new Power House, 1936; new Warehouse, 1939 (Spectator [Hamilton], 17 Jan. 1936, 7, descrip.; C.R., vol. 50, 12 Feb. 1936, 28; and lii, 3 May 1939, 42; Financial Post [Toronto], 14 March 1936, 8, descrip.; Owen Sound Daily Sun-Times, 27 April 1939, 11, descrip.)
WOODSTOCK, ONT., Firestone Cotton Mills, factory, 1943 (C.R., lvi, 18 Aug. 1943, 34)
WALLACEBURG, ONT., H.J. Heinz Co., a large processing plant, with adjacent power plant, 1944 (Financial Post [Toronto], 15 July 1944, 26, descrip.; C.R., lix, Jan. 1946, 4, illus. in advert.)
WINDSOR, ONT., major addition to Chrysler Corp. Auto Assembly Plant No. 3, 1944-45 (Financial Post [Toronto], 9 Dec. 1944, 3, descrip.)