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	Raymond Moriyama - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Raymond Moriyama, B.Arch, M.Arch (born Vancouver, British Columbia) is a Japanese-Canadian architect.
		Born in Vancouver, Raymond Moriyama received a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Toronto in 1954, and a Master of Architecture degree in civic and town planning from McGill University in 1957.
		Raymond Moriyama is a founding partner of the internationally celebrated Toronto firm, Moriyama and Teshima Architects.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Raymond_Moriyama (156 words)

	Moriyama, Raymond
		Moriyama, Raymond, architect, planner (b at Vancouver 11 Oct 1929).
		Moriyama is the recipient of numerous honours including honorary degrees from 8 Canadian universities, a Confederation of Canada Medal, and a Life Time Achievement Award from the Art Foundation of Greater Toronto.
		Moriyama has stated that for him, "architecture is a relentless, investigative process that must be concerned with human, ecological, technical, economic, and aesthetic issues," and his work endows that principle.
	www.canadianencyclopedia.ca /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&ArticleId=A0005446 (354 words)

	Architect Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Raymond and Jason Moriyama are the architects for the National Nikkei Heritage Centre, the cultural centre of Nikkei Place.
		Raymond (of Moriyama & Teshima) is a world-famous architect.
		Raymond: Jason's two grandfathers are from Kagoshima and are all descendants of the Fukiwara clan.
	www.shinnova.com /part/86-nnhc/Old/95arch-e.htm (919 words)

	Brock extends Dr. Raymond Moriyama's term as Chancellor - Canadian University Press Releases
		Moriyama, whose involvement with the University goes back 30 years, is one of Canada's most recognized and respected international architects.
		Moriyama was installed as Brock University's sixth Chancellor in June 2001 at the Spring Convocation.
		Moriyama began practice in 1958, then established the partnership of Moriyama and Teshima Architects, with Ted Teshima, in 1970.
	www.canadian-universities.net /News/Press-Releases/November_1_2005_Brock_extends_Dr_Raymond_Moriyamas_term_as_Chancel.html (484 words)

	A Fine Balance: The Art and Science of Architecture
		Moriyama's father, a soft-spoken teacher, was vocal in his criticism of the way Japanese Canadians were being treated.
		Moriyama was asked to design the Ontario Science Centre and was handed the biggest commission ever given to an architect under the age of 40 in the province.
		Moriyama says he was guided by the notion of "regeneration" in his final designs for the museum.
	www.mcgill.ca /news/2003/summer/architecture (1491 words)

	Moriyama & Teshima Architects Collection
		Moriyama and Teshima Architects fonds, F 2187-1, Proj.
		Moriyama and Teshima's buildings are known for their sculptured angularity or curved exteriors, which are dynamic yet serene, as well as for their open, functional interiors, which are warm and intimate.
		Raymond Moriyama (left) formally makes the donation to the Archives of Ontario, during a reception ceremony at the Bata Shoe Museum on September 25th.
	www.archives.gov.on.ca /english/exhibits/moriyama/moriyama.htm (604 words)

	Professionally Speaking
		Raymond Moriyama, the internationally famous architect who was just elected to the post of Chancellor of Brock University, first decided he wanted to follow his chosen profession when he was four years old.
		Moriyama met William Cavanagh, the principal of Ryerson Middle School in Hamilton, and Herbert Inman, physics teacher and coach at what was then Westdale Collegiate, in 1944, at the end of a gruelling period that had embittered Raymond and made him disinclined to continue with his education.
		Moriyama’s father lost the family business, his mother miscarried, the children’s education was disrupted and the family was separated.
	www.oct.ca /publications/professionally_speaking/june_2001/remark.asp (758 words)

	Raymond Moriyama • Saskatchewan's Environmental Champions
		Following a nation-wide search in 1978, the architect and urban planner Raymond Moriyama was commissioned by the Saskatchewan Department of Municipal Affairs to produce a vision for the authority and the river valley around Saskatoon.
		Moriyama played a critical role in shaping, expanding, and articulating the vision for Saskatoon's Meewasin Valley Authority, considered the most important conservation organization in Saskatoon.
		Despite living in Canada for over 20 years, the Moriyamas were forced to live in internment camps for Japanese Canadians during the Second World War, with Moriyama's father and the rest of the family in separate camps.
	www.econet.sk.ca /sk_enviro_champions/moryama.html (474 words)

	CBC Ottawa - Features - Canadian War Museum
		Moriyama, the lead architect for the Canadian War Museum, is one of this country's most successful architects, whose hundreds of projects span the nation and dot the globe.
		Like the grass after winter turning green on the museum's roof, and perhaps like Moriyama's faith in Canada, the building is meant to represent the ability of man and nature to recover from the devastation of war.
		Moriyama has tried to make the museum a home for reflection and remembrance, a place that lauds the heroism and sacrifice of Canada's soldiers, without necessarily glorifying war.
	www.cbc.ca /ottawa/features/warmuseum/moriyama.html (1017 words)

	the NODE: networking May 1999
		"Ray" is architect Raymond Moriyama, who is not going to like relinquishing control over the design of even a cranny, much less a whole nook, to the foodservice company with which Seneca College has a prior arrangement.
		Moriyama's design follows a philosophy that carries the underlying principles and themes of the project through to the most minute details of the building.
		One of Moriyama's previous projects is the Bank of Montreal Learning Centre in North York, in which he was able to "express the bank's philosophy to have everyone in the organization engaged in learning," says Verity.
	thenode.org /networking/may1999/feature1.html (1249 words)

	mtplanners.com Firm - page 1
		The firm developed initially under the guidance of internationally renowned architect, planner, and visionary Raymond Moriyama.
		But it was landscape architect George Stockton who took Raymond's approach to integrating natural and built environments and applied it at a larger scale.
		George, who has been with Moriyama & Teshima since 1969, was joined in 2002 by landscape architect Drew Wensley.
	www.mtplanners.com /mtpfirm1.html (92 words)

	TANGMONKEY.COM [ Thumbs Up / Down ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		All right, I know I gave a thumbs down to the Canadian War Museum when they sent poor old Raymond, Big Name Canadian Architect, back to the drawing board after his three design proposals for the new museum building drew a yawn from the public.
		Still, I have to admit that the new building seems at least as cool as any of the original three - it is sure to be quite a landmark on future Ottawa postcards.
		The idea, as explained by Moriyama, is a message about how war changes landscapes - on several metaphorical levels.
	www.tangmonkey.com /columns/102877699849293.php (626 words)

	Civilization.ca - Media
		Moriyama, “our goal is for the Museum to be a positive fit and addition to the west end of the Parliamentary precinct, the westerly approach from Hull, the Ceremonial Route, and the context of the Ottawa streetscape.”
		Since 1958, Moriyama & Teshima has played a leadership role in major institutional projects ranging from the Saudi Arabian National Museum to the Ontario Science Centre, from the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo to the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto.
		Raymond Moriyama, one of Canada’s most respected architects, has received numerous honours including a recent Honorary Fellowship in the American Institute of Architects.
	www.civilization.ca /media/show_pr_e.asp?ID=93 (538 words)

	Raymond Moriyama - DiscoverNikkei.org
		In the March 1964 issue of Canadian Architect, Moriyama described these points as, 'a living memorial to the Japanese pioneers in Canada', 'culture as seen through the eyes of Canadians of Japanese ancestry--not strictly Japanese' and finally 'not to be an inward, ghetto-creating ethnic centre, but open to all Canadians from all walks of life.'"
		Profile of Moriyama, produced in conjunction with the opening of the Canadian War Museum in May, 2005.
		Moriyama explained his inspiration for the building's theme of regeneration, and the significance of the museum's location.
	www.discovernikkei.org /wiki/Raymond_Moriyama (370 words)

	CBC Ottawa - Features - Canadian War Museum
		The architect behind the Canadian War Museum's bold new structure, Raymond Moriyama, talked with CBC Radio's Lucy van Oldenbarneveld at the NAC's Fourth Stage on April 12, 2005.
		Moriyama talks about the museum's design, and educating young people about war.
		Moriyama talks about his architectual philosophy, his wife, and his family.
	www.cbc.ca /ottawa/features/warmuseum (877 words)

	Bata Shoe Museum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Much of the collection was donated from the private collections of Sonja Bata, chair of the foundation and wife of Thomas J. Bata.
		Designed by Raymond Moriyama, and completed in 1991, the structure sits on a prominent corner of Bloor and St. George Streets.
		Raymond Moriyama said of the edifice: "Architecture is never the creation of the architect alone.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bata_Shoe_Museum (433 words)

	Raymond Moriyama ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		Hiroshige, Moriyama, pl.68 from a facsimile edition of Sixty-nine Stations of the Kiso Highway (Kisokaido rokujukyu tsui), 20th century
		Nicholas Raymond de la Fage, Sacrifice performed in front of a king, 17th century
		Open City: Street Photographs 1950-2000 begins at the point at which photographers began to make work that was in part a reaction to this established vocabulary, and at the same time a continuation and extension of its tradition.
	www.wwar.com /masters/m/moriyama-raymond.html (626 words)

	November 09, 2004 Carleton University To Honour Distinguished Architect, Engineer, and Chief Justice at Fall Convocation
		In recognition of a long and distinguished career as an architect and planner, Raymond Moriyama will be presented with a Doctor of Architecture, honoris causa.
		Moriyama has been honoured with the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Gold Medal, the highest national award for an individual architect; an Honorary Fellowship from the American Institute of Architects; the Confederation of Canada Medal; and a Golden Jubilee Medal.
		In 2001, Moriyama was also unanimously elected the Chancellor of Brock University, the first Canadian architect to receive such an honour.
	www.carleton.ca /duc/News/news11090401.html (803 words)

	Moriyama
		The mission of this society is to heighten the public's awareness and ability to appreciate design, art and architecture, and in turn increase their capacity to demand good art and design in their communities.
		As part of the Museum Builders Lecture Series, M.A.D.E. in Edmonton and the Art Gallery of Alberta are pleased to present architect Raymond Moriyama.
		Moriyama will be available to sign copies of his book In Search of a Soul: Designing and Realizing the new Canadian War Museum at the reception to follow.
	www.madeinedmonton.org /Moriyama.html (122 words)

	Designing the new Canadian War Museum - November 6 on Bravo! : ArriveNet Press Releases : Business (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Touching on vivid memories of a treehouse he built in a Canadian internment camp when he was 12 years old, Moriyama has created an indelible experience that can be felt in every corner of this concrete ode to destruction, survival, healing and hope.
		The Museum's journey is recounted through interviews with Moriyama, his fellow architects and other key figures, design sketches and archival images of war.
		Moriyama's theme of regeneration unifies a design that was influenced by art from the Museum's collection, moving footage and photographs of Canadians in battle, and the cyclical power of nature.
	press.arrivenet.com /business/article.php/706445.html (468 words)

	Minneapolis Rowing Club
		The 2003 Wood Design Awards, juried by Laura Hartman (of Fernau and Hartman Architects), Raymond Moriyama, and Peter Bohlin (of Bohlin Cywinski Jackson), were awarded to 13 projects from over 200 submissions.
		The projects chosen use wood as a "significant element [that] plays a central role in the success of the building," according to the competition web page.
		The Minneapolis Rowing Club in Minneapolis, Minnesota by Vincent James Associates Architects (VJAA), one of the 13 projects, is a fitting recipient embodying the ideals sought by the Wood Design Awards.
	www.archidose.org /Sep03/092203.html (89 words)

	designing
		Seneca chose renowned Canadian architect Raymond Moriyama to design this unique campus.
		In his design of the 270,000 square foot building, Moriyama has captured the individuality of Seneca while maintaining continuity with York's architectural image.
		Each demonstrates Moriyama's belief in architecture that encompasses human, ecological, technical, economic, and aesthetic concerns.
	www.senecac.on.ca /marketing/designing.html (143 words)

	Raymond Moriyama: The Lifetime work of a Canadian Architect (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Se trata de Raymond Moriyama, arquitecto canadiense y uno de los más importantes exponentes del modernismo con una vasta obra en varios continentes.
		Este 21 y 22 de abril de 2005 Moriyama dictará unas Conferencias Magistrales y mostrará su obra, junto a destacados panelistas peruanos en el museo Pedro de Osma de Barranco.
		Raymond Moriyama es miembro honorario del American Institute of Architecture (AIA), de la Royal Society of Arts (Gran Bretaña)y del Royal Architectura Institute of Canada (RAIC).
	www.sacro.net /moriyama/index.html (186 words)

	mtarch.com Raymond Moriyama
		: Ajon Moriyama : Jason Moriyama : Diarmuid Nash : Daniel Teramura : Ted Teshima : Raymond Moriyama : Staff :
		Raymond Moriyama, who founded the firm in 1958, is a hero to many Canadians.
		His stories of being interned during the Second World War because of his Japanese heritage and his rise to become one of Canada's most respected architects continue to inspire.
	www.mtarch.com /rm.html (265 words)

	Raymond Moriyama ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		Raymond Dabb Yelland, Point Bonita from Point Lobos, 1883
		William Raymond Yelland, Quiet marine scene, 19th - 20th century
		Nicholas Raymond de la Fage, Soldiers battling civilians, with women among them, 17th century
	wwar.com /masters/m/moriyama-raymond.html (626 words)

	The Architecture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In creating the museum’s design, architect Raymond Moriyama wanted to explore a kind of architecture that would move beyond the latest fashion.
		The intriguing idea of the museum as a kind of container took shape early in the process.
		Leather is used as a design element in signage, and cast bronze medallions depicting shoes from the collection and the museum’s crest were created by artist Dora De Pedery-Hunt, for use on the staircase banister and exhibition door handles.
	www.batashoemuseum.ca /architecture.htm (330 words)

	CAD Systems: Feature 97-05-01
		At Moriyama and Teshima we have become one of the largest users of the Apple Macintosh computer in the Architectural industry.
		Both partners, Raymond Moriyama and Ted Teshima, have PowerBooks and use them every day.
		Norman Jennings is an associate at Moriyama and Teshima architects, based in Toronto, ON, responsible for computer management.
	www.interlog.com /~nj26/9705f02.html (1802 words)

	Canadian Architectural Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Founded in 1974, the Canadian Architectural Archives was a joint initiative between the Library and the Faculty of Environmental Design.
		Early in its inception, it acquired, by donation, the works of such noted architectural firms as: Raymond Affleck, Arthur Erickson, Mathers & Haldenby, Raymond Moriyama, John B. Parkin Associates, Sharp & Thompson Berwick Pratt, Ronald Thom, and more recently, Douglas Cardinal.
		The Raymond Affleck Architectural Drawings finding aid will be ready for publication, later this year.
	www.ucalgary.ca /InfoServe/Vol5.2/caa.htm (465 words)

	Green Architecture: Literally!
		Toronto's City Hall has a demonstration green roof project, while Mountain Equipment Co-op, an adventure outfitter with strong environmental leanings, has a green roof on their downtown Toronto store.
		Probably the most famous Canadian green roof is the one on our new National War Museum, situated in the LeBreton Flats area of Ottawa and designed by Raymond Moriyama of Moriyama Teshima Planners Ltd. The project was designed on the theme of "regeneration", and the building lies half-buried in its landscape.
		In fact, visitors can walk from a riverside promenade right up onto the roof of the building without noticing any change in the terrain.
	www.suite101.com /blog.cfm/visualperformingarts/15586 (369 words)

	York University Gazette Online
		The building, designed by renowned architect Raymond Moriyama, captures the individuality of Seneca while maintaining continuity with York's architectural image.
		Invited guests representing Ontario industry, education and government were treated to a courtyard reception featuring speeches by York University President Lorna Marsden, architect Raymond Moriyama, Seneca College President Stephen Quinlan and Post-Secondary Education Minister Dianne Cunningham.
		Marsden welcomed Seneca to the York campus and community, and applauded the insight of those who had conceived the plan and those who had worked so diligently over the years to see it to fruition.
	www.yorku.ca /ycom/gazette/past/archive/100699/issue.htm (2804 words)

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