CONSIGLIO, Franco (1902-1970), born 15 May 1902, was active in Montreal for much of his career. He registered with the Province of Quebec Association of Architects in 1929 and obtained several commissions for ecclesiastical projects erected in the new Roman Catholic parishes of the Montreal region. These included a convincing modern Gothic interpretation for St. Malachy's Church (1939), designed in collaboration with Harold Lawson. Consiglio continued to practice until after 1960 and died in Montreal on 5 December 1970 (death notice Gazette [Montreal], 7 Dec. 1970, 41)
F. CONSIGLIO (works in Montreal unless noted)
HAMPSTEAD, QUE., residence for Franco Consiglio, architect, c. 1938 (R.A.I.C. Journal, xvi, May 1939, 116, illus.)
(with Harold Lawson) ST. MALACHY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, Isabella Avenue, 1939-40 (Gazette [Montreal], 29 July 1939, 3, illus. & descrip.; R.A.I.C. Journal, xviii, April 1941, 62, illus.)
HAMPSTEAD, QUE., a group of 16 duplex houses on Dufferin Road, for the Deauville Co, 1939; and a similar group of 15 duplex houses on the same Road, for the same client, in 1940 (Gazette [Montreal], 15 Nov. 1939, 19, descrip.; and 15 March 1940, 23)
QUEEN MARY ROAD, at Victoria Avenue, a 4 storey apartment block with 41 units, for the Deauville Co., 1939-40 (C.R., lii, 20 Sept. 1939, 117; Gazette [Montreal], 15 Nov. 1939, 19, descrip.)
THOMAS KANE FUNERAL HOME, Decarie Boulevard at Isabella Avenue, major additions and alterations to existing private residence, with new facade, 1939-40 (Gazette [Montreal], 4 Dec. 1939, 21, descrip.; and 15 Dec. 1939, 27; inf. Scott Edwards)
TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL, residence for Nathan F. Vanderlipp, Chester Avenue near Dunvegan Road, 1941 (Gazette [Montreal], 15 Sept. 1941, 21; inf. Scott Edwards)
ST. AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, Cote St. Antoine Road at Marcil Avenue, extensive interior alterations to the interior sanctuary, including new flooring, furniture and re-decoration, 1940-41 (Gazette [Montreal], 7 Oct. 1940, 23)
ROTHESAY, N.B., Roman Catholic Church, 1941-42 (C.R., liv, 8 Oct. 1941, 117)
HAMPSTEAD, QUE., residence for J.A. Porteous, 1942 (C.H.G., xix, Aug. 1942, 16, illus.)
HAMPSTEAD, QUE., residence for Herbert Sanders, 1942 (C.H.G., xix, Aug. 1942, 17, illus.)
LOYOLA COLLEGE, Sherbrooke Street West, for the Jesuit Fathers, first buildings including Administration Building, Library, Refectory, and classrooms, 1945,; and major addition, 1947-48 (Montreal Daily Star, 9 March 1945, 15, descrip.; Architecture Batiment Construction, ii, Dec. 1947, 54-5, illus.)
DOMESTIC BRANDS LTD., Lajeunesse Street, factory, 1946 (C.R., lix, June 1946, 141; Architecture Batiment Construction, ii, June 1947, 32-3, illus.)
OUTREMONT, factory for Heffernan Tile Ltd., Ducharme Avenue, 1947 (Outremont b.p. 4201, 6 May 1947)
TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL, QUE., Church of the Annunciation (Roman Catholic), Laird Boulevard, 1947-48 (Architecture Batiment Construction, ii, Oct. 1947, 50)
OUTREMONT, duplex for M. Disandolo, Durocher Avenue, 1948 (Outremont b.p. 4454, 20 April 1948)
ST. MONICA'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, Benny Avenue, 1949-50 (C.R., lxii, Nov. 1949, 122)
ST. KEVIN'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, Cote des Neiges Road, 1950 (C.R., lxiii, Feb. 1950, 124)
LACHINE, QUE., Resurrection of Our Lord Roman Catholic Church, 33rd Avenue at St. Joseph Street, 1950 (C.R., lxiii, June 1950, 123)
OUTREMONT, residence for W. Bloomberg, Maplewood Avenue, 1950 (Outremont b.p. 4690, 6 June 1950)
SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA, St. Anthony Daniel Roman Catholic Church, Mount Kimmell Street at Alexandra Street, 1962; church closed 2014; but still standing in 2023 (Gazette [Montreal], 10 March 1962, 41, t.c.)