VANDERLANDE, Christian Albert (1888-c. 1965), a native of Holland [now The Netherlands] who was recorded as an architect in London, Ontario and in Windsor, Ont. Vanderlande was born at Hagthon, Holland and emigrated to Canada in 1911. He later became a naturalized citizen of Canada in 1916, and was listed as a cabinet maker in London, Ont. in 1921. By 1925 he began to style himself as an architect, preparing plans for institutional, commercial and residential works in London and, by 1928, in Windsor, Ont. After WWII, he was again living and working in London, Ont. as a draftsman from 1948 until after 1962 (inf. Canada Census records; Province of Ontario Voter’s Lists)
LONDON, ONT., a large auto parking garage, King Street, 1926 (C.R., xl, 10 Nov. 1926, 53)
LONDON, ONT., Independent Order of Odd Fellows Temple, Talbot Street, 1927 (Const., xx, March 1927, 88)
WINDSOR, ONT., Clinton Hall Apartments [later called The Ambassador Apartments], Ouellette Avenue, between Giles Boulevard and Ellis Avenue, a three storey apartment block with 35 units for Clinton T. Laidlaw, 1928 (C.R., xlii, 4 July 1928, 51; Border Cities Star [Windsor], 28 July 1928, Section Three, p. 1, illus. & descrip.)
WINDSOR, ONT., a row of four retail stores on Wyandotte Street West for J.A. Greenburg, 1928 (Border Cities Star [Windsor], 6 July 1928, 3; C.R., xlii, 11 July 1928, 66)
WINDSOR, ONT., Harrison Court Apartments [also called the Selby Apartments], Goyeau Street at Hanna Avenue, for Bernard Selby, 1928 (C.R., xlii, 11 July 1928, 70; Border Cities Star [Windsor], 6 July 1928, Section Two, p. 7, descrip.; 14 July 1928, Section Two, p. 9, descrip.; dwgs. at Windsor Municipal Archives, RG4, Plan No. 31)
SARNIA, ONT., residence for William W. Waghorne, Kathleen Avenue near MackKenzie Street South, 1939-40 (dwgs. in the possession of Ian Mason, Sarnia)