Marchand, Joseph | Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada

MARCHAND, Joseph (1898-1967), of Quebec City, was born there on 9 July 1898 and graduated from Laval University in 1918. He studied architecture at the Ecole Technique de Quebec and trained with Tanguay & Lebon (in 1919-20), with Tanguay & Chenevert (in 1921-22) and later with Heliodore Laberge (in 1929-31), for whom he was principal assistant. He commenced practice under his own name in 1932 and maintained an office in Quebec City until after 1950. He died there on 23 June 1957 (obit. L'Action [Quebec City], 27 June 1967, 19; Province of Quebec Assoc. of Architects)

ST. DAMIEN, QUE., Roman Catholic chapel and convent, 1934-35 (list of works in P.Q.A.A. Application Form, dated 2 Feb. 1939)
LAC AU SAUMON, QUE., Mother House for the Sisters of Notre Dame Reine du Clerge, 1941 (C.R., liv, 26 Feb. 1941, 118)
QUEBEC CITY, QUE., Morin Building, a public hall, stores and boarding house for Mrs. Joseph Morin, Dorchester Street at Charest Boulevard, 1941-42 (C.R., liv, 24 Dec. 1941, 28, t.c.)