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Raymond Chow (RAIC OAA Associate) brings a broad range of skills to the work of gh3. His contributions have been central to many of the firm’s award-winning buildings and landscape designs ranging from institutional, commercial, and single-family residences, to the design and fabrication processes of furniture and landscape installations.
As an associate, Raymond has played an active role in gh3’s distinct approach to visual communication and presentations from the physical to the virtual. As project architect he has managed the larger project teams for the Smithsonian tropical Research Institute in Panama, Phototographer’s Boathouse on Stony Lake, June Callwood Park, Pearl Morissette Winery, Humber Orangeville Campus Master Plan, Museum of Inuit Art, Exhibition Place Hotel, and many of the firm’s single family residences. Raymond graduated from Carleton University School of Architecture with a Bachelor Degree in 1999 and a post-professional Masters in 2002. His dissertation in structural morphology underscores his broader interest and continued explorations into the structural-mechanical potential of formal possibilities in the built environment. He has held studio teaching positions at Carleton University and continues to be an invited critic at many Ontario Universities. |