He partnered with Keith MacFarlane to establish what later become known as Prairie Architects. He was a member (1995-2000) and Chair (2000-2003) of the Winnipeg Housing Rehabilitation Corporation.
In 1998, he received awards from Heritage Winnipeg for his restoration work on the MacKenzie Block (1998), Granite Curling Club (1999), and Kelly House (2011). In recognition of his service with the North Point Douglas Improvement Committee, he received a City of Winnipeg Community Service Award (1978).
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