Cecil Burgess

• United Brothers Jewish Synagogue, Rideau Street near Chapel Street, 1912; demol. c. 1960 [10]
• Residence Monkland Ave., Ottawa for Messrs. Shuttleworth & Black, Ottawa, Ontario. 1910 [11]

• Ashbury College,
• Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club
• Rivermead Golf Club House,
• Rosenthal Building
• Birks Building on Sparks Street,
• Fire Hall No.5 on King Edward
• Bank of Montreal at Somerset and Bank (now part of the Hartman's Metro grocery store).[12]

• St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (1927) Perth, Ontario, which was built in the Gothic Revival design, has been recognized for its heritage value by the Town of Perth on 12 May 1992, By-law 2979 [13]
• Hull Iron and Steel Foundry Office (1915), 205 Montcalm Street, Hull, Quebec, was formally Recognized on 1993/12/16 as a Federal Heritage Building.[14]
• Canadian Battlefields Memorial (1921) finalist for competition entry of Gothic stone tower
• the Larocque Department Store, Rideau and Dalhousie, Ottawa;
• the Plant Bath, Somerset and Preston, Ottawa;
• the Blackburn Building, Spark Street, Ottawa;
• Fire Hall No.11, Parkdale Avenue, Ottawa;
• St. John Anglican Church in Kars, Ontario;
• Holy Name Catholic Church in Pembroke, Ontario;
• Holy Name Catholic School in Pembroke, Ontario;
• the Carnegie Library in Renfrew, Ontario.

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• Lansdowne Park, Howick Hall (Later The Coliseum), Exhibition Grounds, Bank Street At Holmwood Avenue, 1926, Art Deco civic building [16] in the Chicago Style; The rapid construction was due to the innovative use of structural steel and reinforced concrete to create an internal building skeleton upon which was fixed a cladding of bricks and glazed windows.[17]
• Parkdale Fire Station (1924), Fire Station 11, 424 Parkdale Avenue, which incorporates some Modern Classical style elements, was formally recognized as one of Canada's Historic Places 1996/02/07.[18]

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• 170 Clemow, (1926–7), now the High Commission for Cameroon, formerly residence of an Ottawa Mayor Frank Plant (1884–1952) [20]
• Palace Court Apartments, Elgin Street At Mcleod Street, For S. Miller, 1927–28
• Elmdale Public School, Iona Street, 1928
• Residence For W.H. Dwyer, Clemow Avenue, 1929
• Residence For E. Keith Davidson, Mariposa Road, At Manor Avenue, 1929
• St. Matthew's Anglican Church (Ottawa), Chapel and Parish Hall 1929–1930 on 217 First Avenue at Bank, Gothic Revival,[21] Stripped Classicism Neo Gothic early version of Art Deco [22]
• Windsor Arms Apartments 150 Argyle, For Stuart Christie, 1929 Stripped Classicism early version of Art Deco
• The Duncannon Apartments, 216 Metcalfe Street, 1931, Stripped Classicism early version of Art Deco
• Val Cartier Apartments, Cartier Street At Somerset Street West, 1931 Stripped Classicism early version of Art Deco
• Trafalgar Apartments, Metcalfe Street At Gladstone Avenue, For Wolf Shenkman, 1931 Stripped Classicism early version of Art Deco [23]
• Residence For Frank H. Plant, 1927 Clemow Avenue,
• St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 1927–28 Perth, Ont.,
• Presbyterian Church, Pembroke Street At Henry Street, Pembroke, Ontario, 1928
• The Balderson Theatre, Perth, Ontario, Major Alterations 1930
• Dominion House Furniture Co., Bank Street At Gloucester Street, Retail Store, 1933
• Residence For Dr. Joseph P. Gilhooly, Range Road, 1933–34 [24]

• Postal Terminal Building on Besserer Street, (1935–6) [25] 6-storey Art Deco post office was demolished to make way for the Rideau Centre.

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• Hockey rink, Arnprior, Ontario, 1946–47
• Allison Gardens hockey rink, Sackville, Nova Scotia, 1947 [27]
• residence for Keith Davidson, 1936 Rockliffe Park, Ottawa
• two residences for unidentified clients, Arnprior, Ontario
• residence for Col. Edward R. McNeill, Sherwood Drive, Ottawa 1942 [28]
• Bethany Hope Centre, 1140 Wellington Street West, 1941, an addition was added to the rear of the building to provide extra living space for the tenants[29]
• Hulse, Playfair & McGarry Funeral Home Ltd, 315 McLeod major addition 1930s, Tudor Revival building [30]

• HMCS Cornwallis naval base (80 buildings), Deep Brook, Nova Scotia (1942–1944)

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• Winchester General Hospital, Winchester, Ontario, 1947 [32]
• Trinity Anglican Church, Bank Street at Cameron Avenue, post-fire reconstruction, 1947–48 [33]
• Cornwall public school, S.S. No. 2, Cornwall, Ontario, addition, 1947
• Parkdale United Church, Parkdale Avenue at Gladstone Avenue, major addition, 1949
• South Hull Protestant School, Hull, Quebec 1949 [34]
• St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Ottawa, Lyon Street at Nepean Street, 1950–52 [35]
• Manor Park Public School, Braemar Street, Manor Park, Ottawa 1950
• Perth public school, Perth, Ontario, 1950
• Shawville High School, Shawville, Quebec, 1950
• Minto Skating Club Rink, Henderson Avenue, rebuilding of the rink, 1950
• Arnprior High School, major addition Arnprior, Ontario, 1950
• War Memorial Rink, Campbellton, New Brunswick, 1950 [36]
• Grant Public School, 2720 Richmond Road East, major renovation, 1949 [37]

• 273 Donald Street (1957), Ottawa, Ontario [38]
• Forintek Building complex, 800 Montreal Road, 1958. Designated by The Federal Heritage Buildings Review Office (FHBRO) in 1997 as "recognized."[39]

• Whitney Buildings at the Royal Ottawa Hospital
• Élisabeth-Bruyère Health Centre, Ottawa General Hospital
• Eastern Ontario Institute of Technology, Woodroffe Avenue, south of Baseline Road, (later referred to as the Woodroffe campus of Algonquin College), 1964
• Eastern Ontario Institute of Technology, Lees Aveouenear the Rideau river, (later referred to as the Rideau campus of Algonquin College), now the University of Ottawa, $3,750,000; 1964
• Ottawa Teachers' College, Alta Vista Drive, near Ridgemont High School, at Heron Road; 1964 [40]
• Porter's Island Home for the Aged, 1963 with John Le-Fort and Sam Gitlerman
• Mutual Life of Canada, 80 Argyle Avenue, Queensview Construction and Development, Ltd.[41]
• New Controlled Environment Facility at Carleton University
• Dominion Bureau of Statistics Tower in Tunney's Pasture, Scott at Holland.
• St. Aidan's Anglican Church, Ottawa
• St. David's Presbyterian Church, Ottawa
• St. Martin's Presbyterian Church, Ottawa
• St Timothy's Presbyterian Church, Alta Vista Drive. contemporary style, 1963 [42]
• Trinity St. Andrews Church in Renfrew.
• St. Stephen's Anglican Church (Ottawa)
• Britannia United Church, Pinecrest Road, Ottawa [43]
• Morison Public School, Deep River Ontario, major addition of 6 classrooms 1967
• Keys Public School, Deep River Ontario, major addition 1967 Auditorium, Gymnasium, Classroom, laboratory, Shop

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• Hawthorne Public School, St Laurent Boulevard, Ottawa, 1963 built by C. A. Johannsen and Sons Ltd.[45]
• Ottawa Youth Services Bureau Boys' Residence (1966), 2887 Riverside Drive, $75,000 [46]
• Pinecrest Recreation Center, centennial swimming pool, Pinecrest Road, 1966 [47]
• Field House, L. D. Zuccarini building, S67.000, Park-centre on the Belfast Road and Kirchoffer [48]

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Property	Address	Ward	Construction Date	Architect	Photo
Ashbury College	362 Mariposa Avenue	Somerset	1914	Weeks and Burgess
Plant Bath	130 Preston Street	Somerset	1924	Millson, Burgess and Hazelgrove
Lansdowne Park Coliseum	1015 Bank Street	Somerset	1926	Millson, Burgess and Hazelgrove
St. Matthew's Anglican Church (Ottawa)	217 First Ave	Somerset	1929	Cecil Burgess
The Duncannon	216 Metcalfe Street	Somerset	1931	Cecil Burgess
Windsor Arms Apartments	150 Argyle Avenue	Somerset	1930	Cecil Burgess
CFB Cornwallis	Cornwallis Park	Deep Brook, Nova Scotia	1945	Cecil Burgess
St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Ottawa	Lyon Street	Somerset	1952	Burgess, McLean and MacPhadyen
St. Stephen's Anglican Church (Ottawa)	930 Watson Street	Lincoln Heights	1953	Burgess, McLean and MacPhadyen
Britannia United Church	Pinecrest Road	Lincoln Heights	1961	Burgess, McLean and MacPhadyen