Editing Lists of Canadians (section)

==Architects==
* [[Hans Blumenfeld]] <small>[[Order of Canada|OC]]</small> (1892–1988) – architect and city planner
* [[Joan Burt]] (1930–2021) – architect
* [[Douglas Cardinal]] <small>[[Order of Canada|OC]] [[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|RAIC]]</small> (born 1934) – architect of [[Canadian Museum of Civilization]]
* [[Mary Clark (architect)|Mary Clark]] (born 1936) – architect and transportation planner
* [[Ernest Cormier]] <small>[[Order of Canada|OC]] [[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|RAIC]]</small> (1885–1980) – architect of [[Supreme Court of Canada]] building
* [[A. J. Diamond]] <small>[[Order of Canada|OC]] [[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|RAIC]]</small> (1934–2022) – architect of [[Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts]]
* [[Margaret Synge Dryer]] (1921–1963) – architect
* [[Arthur Erickson]] <small>[[Order of Canada|CC]] [[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|RAIC]]</small> (1924–2008) – architect of [[Simon Fraser University]], [[Robson Square]], and the [[Embassy of Canada in Washington]]
* [[David Ewart]] <small>[[Imperial Service Order|ISO]]</small> (1841–1921) – Chief Dominion Architect (1896 to 1914), architect of [[Global Centre for Pluralism|Dominion Archives Building]], [[Royal Canadian Mint]], [[Canadian Museum of Nature|Victoria Memorial Museum]], [[Connaught Building]] in Ottawa<ref>{{cite DCB |first=Gordon W. |last=Fulton |title=David Ewart |volume=15 |url=http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/ewart_david_15E.html}}</ref>
* [[Étienne Gaboury]] <small>[[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|RAIC]] OAA</small> (1930–2022) – architect of the Embassy of Canada in [[Mexico]] and the [[Royal Canadian Mint]] building in Winnipeg
* [[Frank Gehry]] <small>[[Order of Canada|CC]] [[Doctor of Laws|LLD]] (''[[Honorary degree|hc]]'') [[Doctor of Philosophy|PhD]] (''[[Honorary degree|hc]]'') [[Doctor of Engineering|DEng]] (''[[Honorary degree|hc]]'') [[Doctor of Architecture|DArch]] (''[[Honorary degree|hc]]'') [[Doctor of Arts|DA]] (''[[Honorary degree|hc]]'') [[American Institute of Architects|AIA]]</small> (born 1929) – architect of [[Guggenheim Museum Bilbao]], [[Experience Music Project]], [[Walt Disney Concert Hall]], and the [[Art Gallery of Ontario]]
* [[Dan Hanganu]] <small>[[National Order of Quebec|OQ]] [[Doctor of Architecture|DArch]] (''[[Honorary degree|hc]]'') [[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|RAIC]] OAQ</small> (1939–2017) – architect of [[Pointe-à-Callière Museum]] and Montreal Archival Centre
* [[Gregory Henriquez]] <small>[[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|FRAIC]] OAA [[American Institute of Architects|AIA]]</small> (born 1963) [[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|RAIC]] – architect of the [[Woodward's Building]], [[TELUS Garden]], and redevelopment of [[Honest Ed's]] location
* [[Stephen Irwin (architect)|Stephen Irwin]] <small>[[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|RAIC]] [[Royal Institute of British Architects|RIBA]] OAA</small> (1939–2019) – architect of [[Purdy's Wharf]]
* [[Bruce Kuwabara]] <small>[[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|FRAIC]] OAA [[American Institute of Architects|AIA]]</small> (born 1949) [[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|RAIC]] – architect of the [[Gardiner Museum]], and [[Kitchener City Hall]]
* [[E. J. Lennox]] <small>[[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|RAIC]] OAA</small> (1854–1933) – architect of [[Old City Hall (Toronto)|Old City Hall]] in Toronto, and [[Casa Loma]]
* [[John M. Lyle]] <small>[[Royal Institute of British Architects|FRIBA]] OAA</small> (1872–1945) [[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|RAIC]] – architect of the [[New York Public Library]], the [[Royal Alexandra Theatre]], and Toronto's [[Union Station (Toronto)|Union Station]]
* [[Raymond Moriyama]] <small>[[Order of Canada|CC]] [[Order of Ontario|OOnt]]</small> (1929–2023) – architect of the [[Ontario Science Centre]], [[Ottawa City Hall]], and [[Canadian War Museum]]
* [[Samuel Oghale Oboh]] <small>[[Fellow of the American Institute of Architects|FAIA]], [[FRAIC]], Architect, AAA</small> (born 1971) – 2015 President of the [[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|RAIC]] – architect of the [[International Law Enforcement Academy]] Botswana and the [[Botswana Police College]]; Lead Architect of the Alberta Legislature Centre Redevelopment Master Plan
* [[John Ostell]] (1813–1892) – architect of the [[McGill University]] Arts Building, and the Montreal Custom House
* [[Francis Rattenbury]] <small>[[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|RAIC]] [[Architectural Institute of British Columbia|AIBC]]</small> (1867–1935) – architect of the [[British Columbia Parliament Buildings]], and the [[The Empress (hotel)|Empress Hotel]]
* [[Moshe Safdie]] <small>[[Order of Canada|CC]] [[Doctor of Laws|LLD]] (''[[Honorary degree|hc]]'') [[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|FRAIC]] [[American Institute of Architects|FAIA]]</small> (born 1938) – architect of [[Habitat 67]], the [[National Gallery of Canada]], and [[Vancouver Public Library|Vancouver Library Square]]
* [[Fariborz Sahba]] (born 1948) – Master's degree from Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Tehran, architect of [[Lotus Temple]], and [[Terraces (Baháʼí)]]
* [[Henry Sears (architect)|Henry Sears]] {{Post-nominals|country=CAN|FRAIC}} (1929–2003) – Massey medal-winning architect, urban and gallery planner
* [[Brigitte Shim]] (born 1958) – [[Order of Canada]] for architecture, and [[Integral House]]
* [[Bing Thom]] <small>[[Order of Canada|CM]] [[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|FRAIC]] [[Architectural Institute of British Columbia|AIBC]]</small> (1940–2016) – architect of [[Central City Shopping Centre|Central City Centre]]
* [[Ronald Thom]] <small>[[Royal Architectural Institute of Canada|FRAIC]] [[Architectural Institute of British Columbia|AIBC]]</small> (1923–1986) – architect of [[Massey College]], the Shaw Theatre, and [[Trent University]]