Fortin, Jean Charles | Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada

FORTIN, Jean Charles (1915-1976) was born in Robertsonville, Que. on 14 December 1915 and graduated from the Ecole des-Beaux-Arts in Montreal in 1941. He trained under James Meadowcroft (in 1941-44) then opened his own office in Val d'Or, Que. in 1945 where a number of his early works were designed in a modernist style. He died in Montreal on 22 April 1976 (biog. and port. Biographies Francaises d'Amerique, 1950, 812; inf. Province of Quebec Assoc. of Architects).

ROUYN, QUE., Bus Terminal, McGuaig Street at Horne Street, 1947 (C.R., lx, June 1947, 114; Architecture Batiment Construction, ii, Sept. 1947, 76-8, illus.)
VAL d'OR, QUE., service station and garage, 1946 (Architecture Batiment Construction, ii, Sept. 1947, 77-8, illus.)
AMOS, QUE., Roman Catholic school, 1948 (C.R., lxi, Oct. 1948, 184)
SENNETERRE, QUE., Roman Catholic school, 1950 (C.R., lxiii, Aug. 1950, 240)
SULLIVAN, QUE., school for Sulilvan School Board, 1950 (C.R., lxiii, April 1950, 124, t.c.)
AMOS, QUE., Roman Catholic Seminary, 1950 (C.R., lxiii, May 1950, 142)