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John Bland FRAIC (13 November 1911 – 26 March 2002) was a Canadian architect and educator. He played a fundamental role in transforming architectural education in Canada, spending more than five decades teaching at the McGill School of Architecture including a 31-year tenure as director, under which Bland transformed the School from a Beaux-Arts institution into one based on contemporary design principles. He also introduced the first Canadian graduate programs in Architecture. Many important individuals in architecture learned under Bland, including Arthur Erickson and Moshe Safdie, as well as the heads of architecture schools in at least six countries. In addition to his teaching career, Bland was a practicing architect, working alongside Harold Spence-Sales prior to joining McGill and c

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rdfs:comment	John Bland (Lachine, 13 de noviembre de 1911-Montreal, 26 de marzo de 2002) fue un arquitecto racionalista canadiense. (es) John Bland FRAIC (13 November 1911 – 26 March 2002) was a Canadian architect and educator. He played a fundamental role in transforming architectural education in Canada, spending more than five decades teaching at the McGill School of Architecture including a 31-year tenure as director, under which Bland transformed the School from a Beaux-Arts institution into one based on contemporary design principles. He also introduced the first Canadian graduate programs in Architecture. Many important individuals in architecture learned under Bland, including Arthur Erickson and Moshe Safdie, as well as the heads of architecture schools in at least six countries. In addition to his teaching career, Bland was a practicing architect, working alongside Harold Spence-Sales prior to joining McGill and c (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Carleton University Quebec Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Royal Canadian Academy of Arts Schulich School of Music Beaux-Arts architecture Deep River, Ontario McGill School of Architecture alumni University of Windsor Bellairs Research Institute McGill University Ordre des architectes du Québec England Westmount, Quebec Moshe Safdie London London County Council Loyola College (Montreal) Harold Lea Fetherstonhaugh Harold Spence-Sales 1911 births Modernist architects Westminster, London John G. Diefenbaker Building Acadia University People from Lachine, Quebec Governor General's Awards 2002 deaths Architectural Association School of Architecture Arthur Erickson Canadian architects Alumni of the Architectural Association School of Architecture Lachine, Quebec Lake Saint-Louis Merstham, Surrey News Chronicle Canadian Architecture Collection Raymond Moriyama Architecture schools Newhaven, Sussex Port Cartier, Quebec Expo '67 Montreal High School Tadworth, Surrey
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