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In May 1953, the Winnipeg-based architectural firm of Waisman Ross and Associates was established by Allan Harvie Waisman and Jack Mollison Ross. It merged in July 1964 with the firm of Blankstein Coop Gillmore and Hanna that had been founded in April 1956 by Morley Blankstein and Isadore “Issie” Coop (joined in 1959 by Alan Hanna and R. Douglas “Doug” Gillmor). The combined name of Waisman Ross Blankstein Coop Gillmor Hanna and Associates proved cumbersome so it soon became Number TEN Architectural Group, named for the number of its office on Donald Street North.
Period
Firm Name
1953-1964
Waisman and Ross [Waisman Ross and Associates]
1956-1959
Blankstein and Coop
1959-1964
Blankstein Coop Gillmore and Hanna
1964-1965
Waisman Ross Blankstein Coop Gillmor Hanna and Associates
1965-present
Number TEN Architectural Group
Period
Office Location (Winnipeg)
1953-1954
308 - 356 Main Street [Waisman and Ross]
1954-?
399 Graham Avenue [Waisman and Ross]
1956-?
408 -365 Hargrave Street (New Hargrave Building) [Blankstein and Coop]
1961-1964
10 Donald Street North [Waisman Ross and Associates]
1964-1976
10 Donald Street North [Number TEN Architectural Group]
1976-1982
210 - 175 Hargrave Street
1982-present
310 - 115 Bannatyne Avenue
Architect / Engineer / Planner
Period
Morley Blankstein (1924-2015)
1956-1993
Herbert S. Briggs
c1976
Isadore “Issie” Coop (1926-2003)
1956-?
Terry Cristall
c1995
Robert Eastwood
c1995
R. Douglas “Doug” Gillmor (1930-2019)
1959-?
Alan H. Hanna
1959-?
William Ketcheson
c1995
Gordon William McGarva (1935-2019)
1959-2001
Jack Mollison Ross (1929-2003)
1953-?
Allan Harvie Waisman (1928-2017)
1953-?
Building
Location
Year
Status
Crystal City Hospital
Crystal City
?
Deloraine Memorial Hospital
Deloraine
1955
Glenboro Hospital
Glenboro
?
Grandview Hospital
Grandview
?
Hunter Memorial Hospital
Teulon
1955
INCO Administration Building
Thompson
?
St. Pierre Hospital
St-Pierre-Jolys
?
Wilson Memorial Hospital
147 Summit Street, Melita
1955
New York Life Building
385 St. Mary Avenue, Winnipeg
1957
744 Langevin Street, Winnipeg
1958
St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church
2400 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg
1959
373 Broadway, Winnipeg
1960
1305 Winona Street, Winnipeg
1960-1961
Baxter Building
360 Broadway, Winnipeg
1962
Clark's Department Store (Grant Park Plaza)
Grant Avenue at Nathaniel, Winnipeg
1962
Clark's Department Store (Northgate Plaza)
McPhillips Street at Dafoe, Winnipeg
1962
International Business Machines Building (expansion)
373 Broadway, Winnipeg
1963
260 Redonda Street, Winnipeg
1963
Building
Location
Year
Status
Mott House (renovation)
139 Middle Gate, Winnipeg
1956
183 Dafoe Road, Winnipeg
1961
Pharmacy Building (University of Manitoba)
50 Sifton Road, Winnipeg
1962
Building
Location
Year
Status
Mapleton School (four-room addition)
112 Calder Road, RM of St. Andrews
1964
Kildonan Park, Winnipeg
1965-1966
International Peace Garden
1966-1967
174 Market Avenue, Winnipeg
1969-1970
Winnipeg Post Office
266 Graham Avenue, Winnipeg
?
Winnipeg Transit Maintenance Complex
Winnipeg
?
Lions Manor
320 Sherbrook Street, Winnipeg
?
Air Canada Maintenance Hangars
Winnipeg
?
Pilot Training Building
Southport, Manitoba
?
Nefco Furniture Store
339 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg
?
Reh-Fit Centre
1390 Taylor Avenue, Winnipeg
?
Glendale Golf and Country Club
400 Augier Avenue, Winnipeg
?
Asper Jewish Community Campus
123 Doncaster Street, Winnipeg
1996
St. Amant Centre [renovations and additions]
440 River Road, Winnipeg
?
Kleysen Transport Building (renovation)
McGillivray Boulevard, Winnipeg
2002-2003
“Business world [Baxter Building],” Winnipeg Tribune, 22 February 1962, page 94.
“Business world [Clarkes-Gamble stores],” Winnipeg Tribune, 5 May 1962, page 46.
“Cornerstone laid for school [Murdoch Mackay Collegiate],” Winnipeg Tribune, 21 October 1963, page 17.
“Tender notice [Mapleton School],” Winnipeg Tribune, 13 July 1964, page 25.
“Coffee break” by Gene Telpner, Winnipeg Free Press, 6 February 1965, page 3.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 12 October 2024
