Marchand, Jean-Omer, 1872-1936, Montreal III
- born, educated and apprenticed in Montreal
- first Canadian to earn diploma at Ecole
des Beaux-Arts (1893-1902)
- designed Canadian exhibit, Paris Exposition
(1900)
- lecturer in architecture at Ecole Polytechnique
de Montreal (1904-1910)
- partnership with Samuel Stevens Haskell
of New York (1903-1913)
- Mother House, Sisters of the Congregation
of Notre Dame (1904-8)
- Montreal City Hall annex (1912-13)
- partner (1919-1923) with Cormier, (also
with diploma from Ecole des Beaux-Arts)
- co-winner with Pearson for rebuilding Centre
Block of Parliament
- PQAA (1902, Pres 1927), RAIC, RCAA, FRIBA
- Chevalier. Legion d'honneur, France, 1926
- Pres. Conseil Superieur des Beaux-Arts du Quebec, 1937