Frank Darling

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Canadian architect architect human

Frank Darling was a prominent Canadian architect of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for designing many significant institutional and commercial buildings in Toronto.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Canadian architect →
architect →
human →
activeInPeriod early 20th century →
late 19th century →
architecturalStyle Beaux-Arts architecture →
Richardsonian Romanesque architecture →
basedIn Toronto →
countryOfCitizenship Canada →
fieldOfWork architecture →
commercial architecture →
institutional architecture →
nationality Canadian →
notableFor design of commercial buildings in Toronto →
design of institutional buildings in Toronto →
influence on early 20th-century Canadian architecture →
influence on late 19th-century Canadian architecture →
notableProjectLocation downtown Toronto →
notableWork Bank of Commerce Building projects in Toronto →
Bank of Montreal Building, Toronto (1885–1887) →
Convocation Hall, University of Toronto (1904–1907) →
Dominion Bank branches in Toronto →
Hart House, University of Toronto →
Royal Ontario Museum original building (consulting architect) →
Toronto Club (1888–1892) →
Toronto General Post Office (1886–1889) →
Trinity College, University of Toronto →
Victoria College, University of Toronto →
occupation architect →
workLocation Ontario →
Toronto →
Referenced by (4)
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Royal Ontario Museum →
architectOfExpansion
Royal Ontario Museum →
hasArchitect
Darling and Pearson →
hasMember
Darling and Pearson →
hasPartner
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