Education
Bachelor of Architecture, University of Toronto, 1969
Professional And Academic Affiliations
- Member of the Alberta Association of Architects (AAA)
- Fellow of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (FRAIC)
- Former instructor in the RAIC Centre for Architecture at Athabasca University
- Past Adjunct Professor in the U of C School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape
- Founding Associate of the Innovative Practice Group in Architecture (IPGA)
Committees
- Past Chair of the Registration Committee, Alberta Association of Architects
- Member of the Edmonton Historical Board, Historic Resources Review Panel
- Past Member of the Alberta Labour Barrier Free Design Committee
- Past Chair of the Edmonton Downtown Urban Design Review Panel
- Past Board Member of the Old Strathcona Foundation
Practice
1979: Registered Architect AAA
1984 – present: David Murray Architect, Edmonton Alberta
Awards
2024 King Charles lll Coronation medal for Service to the Profession
2024 Alberta Masonry Design Awards – Silver Award for Restoration of the Keillor Summer Kitchen in association with Spectacle Bureau Architecture and Scorpio Masonry
2021 National Trust Ecclesiastical Insurance Cornerstone Award, with Stantec Architecture, for the Queen Elizabeth II Planetarium Restoration, Edmonton
2011 Edmonton Historical Board Historical Recognition Award
2009 Edmonton Urban Design Awards, Merit Award, with HIP Architects, for the Ukrainian Canadian Archives and Museum of Alberta
2009 Edmonton Historical Board Recognition Award for the 2007 Capital Modern Exhibition at the Art Gallery of Alberta
2007 Edmonton Urban Design Awards, Award of Excellence for the Bergstrom Block which demonstrates creativity and excellence in the area of Urban Design
2006 Canadian Architect Award of Merit for the Ukrainian Canadian Archives and Museum of Alberta in the Lodge Hotel, a municipal historic resource (in association with HIP Architects)
2005 Edmonton Chamber of Commerce Heritage Award for the Restoration and Adaptive Re-use of the World Trade Centre, formerly the 1951-56 Imperial Bank of Canada, a municipal historic resource (in association with HIP Architects)
2003 The Alberta Main Street Programme, Building Rehabilitation Awards, Carol’s Gifts, Vilna, Alberta
2003 Edmonton and District Historical Society, Annual Award of Merit
1990 Alberta Association of Architects, in association with Western Living Magazine, Merit Award for the Restoration of the Markerville Creamery.
1987 Canadian Architect Award of Excellence for An Urban Design Strategy for Cloverdale, Edmonton (in association with Doug Carlyle)
1985 Edmonton River Valley Design Competition, Five First Awards Community Plans, Urban Design, Heritage Preservation, Winter Cities Concepts, Implementation Strategy (in association with Doug Carlyle and Keith Orlesky)