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Philip John Turner FRIBA FRAIC (1876 – 13 August 1943) was an architect and educator from Stowmarket, Suffolk. After emigrating to Canada in 1906, he began a private architectural practice in Montreal, and in 1910 became a lecturer at the McGill School of Architecture, where he would teach for more than three decades. He became the director of the School in 1939 and opened the door to co-ed education while also fighting the threat of the School's closing due to low enrollment after the Great Depression and amidst World War II.

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rdfs:comment	Philip John Turner FRIBA FRAIC (1876 – 13 August 1943) was an architect and educator from Stowmarket, Suffolk. After emigrating to Canada in 1906, he began a private architectural practice in Montreal, and in 1910 became a lecturer at the McGill School of Architecture, where he would teach for more than three decades. He became the director of the School in 1939 and opened the door to co-ed education while also fighting the threat of the School's closing due to low enrollment after the Great Depression and amidst World War II. (en)
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name	Philip J. Turner (en)
birth place	Stowmarket Suffolk
death place	Quebec Westmount, Quebec
death place	Quebec Westmount, Quebec
death date	1943-08-13 (xsd:date)
birth place	Stowmarket, Suffolk, England (en)
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alma mater	Architectural Association School of Architecture
awards	Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects (en) Gold Medal of the Province of Quebec Association of Architects (en) Senior Fellow of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (en)

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