UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design

Curriculum Vitae
January 2000

BRIGITTE SHIM

Personal:	Born:  1958
Kingston, Jamaica

Citizenship:	Canadian

Address:	Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design
University of Toronto
230 College St, 
Toronto, Canada  M5S 1A1
Tel:   416-978-5038
Fax:  416-971-2094

UNIVERSITY EDUCATION:
1983	Bachelor of Architecture, University of Waterloo
1981	Bachelor of Environmental Studies, University of Waterloo
1977	Reginald M. Brophy Memorial Scholarship

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

At the University of Toronto

1996 - present   Associate Professor
1988-96	     Assistant Professor
1992-93	      Acting Associate Dean — Student Affairs and Special Projects

Elsewhere
Summer 1999	Visiting Professor, Portland Summer Studio, 
University of Oregon

Fall 1996	      	Visiting Professor, Department of Architecture, 
      	Graduate School of Design, Harvard University

Summer 1996     	Visiting Professor, Portland Summer Studio, 
University of Oregon

Fall 1993	         Visiting Professor, Department of Architecture, 
         Graduate School of Design, Harvard University

Spring 1992	         Visiting Professor, McGill University, School of Architecture,
         Thesis Program	

Spring 1990	         Visiting Critics Studio, Carleton University, School of Architecture

1986-87	         Sessional Lecturer, University of Waterloo, School of Architecture
                     Fifth Year Thesis Program and Second Year Architecture

PROFESSIONAL  APPOINTMENTS

1997 - 99	Shim Sutcliffe Architects, Toronto / Partner
- Alterations to Massey College in the University of Toronto
- Reilly Residence, Howe Island, Ontario
- Moorelands Camp Dining Hall / Kitchen, Haliburton
- Fleck Residence, Toronto
- Point William Boathouse, Muskoka, Ontario
- Garden and Fountains, Master’s Lodging, Massey College
- Rundles Restaurant / Morris Residence, Stratford, Ontario
- Artist’s studio - Paterson Ewen, London, Ontario
- Ledbury Park, Toronto
- Orchard House, Slabtown, Ontario

1988 - 96	Brigitte Shim Architect, Toronto / Principal
- Landscape Memorial, North York
- Bathroom Addition, Don Mills
- Craven Road House, Toronto
- Pavilion Addition and Urban Garden, Toronto, 
- Laneway House, Toronto, 
- House on Horse Lake, Haliburton
  		- Garden Pavilion and Reflecting Pool, Toronto

1983-87	Baird / Sampson Architects, Toronto:
- Mississauga City Centre Urban Design Study 
- National Capital Symbols Study for the National Capital                       Commission
- Competition Guidelines and Program for Markham Municipal                     Building
- Archibald Murray Residence, Toronto
- Elliot Lake Auditorium for the Arts, Elliot Lake

1981	Arthur Erickson Architects, Vancouver:
- Urban Design Study for the Songhees Peninsula, Victoria
- Huang Residence, Vancouver
- Caufield Estates Phase II, North Vancouver

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

University of Toronto

1998 - 00	Coordinator, Master of Architecture. ARC 1012S Architectural Design Studio 2: Site, Building, Tectonics

1999 - 00	ARC 502F: Final Studio Research and Preparation, ARC 503S: Thesis Studio

1996 - 93	LAN 221S: History and Theory of Landscape Architecture

1997 - 92	Second Year Coordinator, ARC 201F Studio: Architecture and the Building Process I; ARC 202S Studio: Architecture and the Building Process II

1992 - 89	Second Year Coordinator, ARC 201F Architecture Design
            ARC 202S Design and Building Process

1989	ARC 302S/ARC 302S Architectural Design Option Studio "The Modern House and Its Landscape"

1989 - 88	ALA 301F Urban Design "Architecture and the City"

1989 - 88	ARC 302S/ARC 402S Architectural Design Option Studio "The Museum of the City of Toronto"

1988 - 87	ARC 202S Design and Building Process

1984 - 83	Research Assistant for George Baird, "The Space of Appearance"

Guest Critic
1983-present	Carleton University, School of Architecture, Ottawa
Carnegie Mellon University, Department of Fine Arts, College of                                              Fine Arts, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
            Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C.		                   Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture,                                       Planning and Preservation, New York
                       Cranbrook Academy, School of Architecture, Bloomfield Hills,
Michigan 
Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, Cambridge
Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, Illinois
Kent State University, Kent, Ohio
            Lincoln University, School of Landscape Architecture,                                 Canterbury, New Zealand
                       McGill University, School of Architecture, Montreal, Quebec
                       Mississippi State University School of Architecture, Starkville,                           Mississippi

                       Pratt Institute, School of Architecture, New York
                       Technical University of Nova Scotia, School of Architecture,                               Halifax
            Unitech Institute of Technology, Faculty of Architecture and                        Design, Auckland, New Zealand
                        University of Auckland, School of Architecture, Auckland, New                          Zealand
                        University of British Columbia, School of Architecture,                                      Vancouver
                        University of Calgary, Faculty of Environmental Design,                                     Calgary
            University of California in Los Angeles, Graduate School of                         Architecture, Los Angeles
            University of Colorado at Denver, Graduate School of 
Architecture and Planning, Denver, Colorado
                        University of Florida, Department of Architecture, Gainesville,                          Florida
            University of Guelph, College of Arts, Department of Fine                           Arts, Graduate Studies, Guelph, Ontario
University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky
University of Maryland, School of Architecture, College Park,
Maryland
University of Michigan, College of Architecture and Urban                             Planning, Ann Arbour, Michigan	   	
            University of Oregon, School of Architecture and     Planning,                           Portland Studio, Portland
                        University of Otago, Design Studies Department, Dunedin,                                New Zealand
 			University of Pennsylvania, Department of Architecture,                       Graduate School of Fine Arts, Philadelphia
                                              University of Southwestern Louisiana, School of Art and                               Architecture, Lafayette, Louisiana
                                              University of Virginia, School of Architecture, Charlottesville,                           Virginia
University of Waterloo, School of Architecture, Waterloo,                                   Ontario
            Virginia Polytechnical Institute, College of Architecture and                        Urban Planning, Blacksburg, Virginia

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS / THESES SUPERVISED

1990-91	Mark Jaffar / ARC 500Y Studio: Architectural Design Thesis:  "The New Rouge Valley or Interventions in a Surreal Landscape"

1990-91	Lynn Jarrett / ARC 500Y Studio: Architectural Design Thesis:  "A School in the St Lawrence Neighbourhood"

INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSES SUPERVISED

Fall 1991	Pierina Saia / ARC 591F Independent Study Movement in the Architecture of "Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza" by Borromini and "The Monument of the Third International" by Tatlin

Fall 1989	Andrew Dyke / ARC 591F Independent Study, "A Re-examination of Don Mills"

Fall 1989	Louis Headley / ARC 591F Independent Study, "A Modern House"

Fall 1988	Roxanna Farrel / ARC 591F Independent Study,  "The Critical Edge, Rome/Toronto"

STUDENT ACTIVITIES SUPERVISED

            Fall 1998	GSD 6203 Building Construction. Graduate School of Design. Harvard University. Case Study of Craven Road House executed by students: Kristen Giannattasio, Lisa Hsiao, Sharon Kang, Julie Walleisa. Worked with students to provide appropriate information to allow them to build large scale framing models and create computer modeling of portions of the project. Instructor: Ken Kao.

          Spring 1997	The City Meets the Water - Projects on the Toronto Bay.
         	Co-curated an exhibition of selected projects from the architectural design studios at the Department of Architecture, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University; School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, University of Toronto; and School of Architecture, University of Waterloo.  Sponsored by the Waterfront Regeneration Trust and exhibited at Queen’s Quay Terminal, South Atrium held in conjunction with Toronto Bay Forum.

           1994-96	Moorelands Camp Cabin Design Student Competition. Design competition,  working drawings and construction for camp cabin by second year architecture students at Moorelands Camp, Haliburton, Ontario. Funded by Moorelands Camp and the the Downtown Church Workers Non-Profit Group.  Faculty advisor for all stages of process.

           Spring 1992	Ontario Concrete Block Association Student Competition. Faculty advisor for student entry, Gabor Gallov, University of Toronto.  First prize.

           Spring 1990	International Competition for Architecture Students. XVIIth Congress of the International Union of Architecture, Montreal, Canada.  Faculty advisor for student entry, Christopher Rowat, University of Toronto.

           Fall 1989	Ministry of Energy / R2000 Student Design Challenge. Faculty advisory for student entry, Louis Headley.

EXHIBITIONS 

Exhibitions - North American -  Theoretical / Built Work

August 1998 I.D. Magazine Annual Design Review. Best of Design Exhibition. Curated by I.D. Magazine and Murray Moss. An exhibition seeking outstanding design in categories that span consumer products, furniture, environments, packaging, graphics and concepts. This exhibition seeks not only to recognize outstanding work but to serve as a catalyst for the dialogue between design, industry and society. Moss, 146 Greene Street, New York City.    

Spring 1997	Selected Architects. An Exhibition of Built Work in conjunction with a Spring Lecture Series.  Baltimore Museum of Fine Art, Baltimore, Maryland. Participants include: Patkau Architects; Scogin, Elam and Bray Architects, Kallman, McKinnell & Wood Architects, Shim-Sutcliffe. Sponsored by the AIA Baltimore Chapter.

Fall 1996	Virtu Ten Year Retrospective Exhibit.  10 Year Retrospective of selected Virtu winning entries including Shim-Sutcliffe’s Sun Table and Step Light.  Design Exchange, Toronto.

Fall 1996	Current Works. Shim-Sutcliffe - Ledbury Park.  Recent project.  Gund Hall Gallery, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, Cambridge.

Spring 1996	(Re)Inventing Practice.  Recent work by Shim-Sutcliffe exhibited at the University of Michigan, College of Architecture + Urban Planning, Ann Arbour, Michigan.

Fall 1995	Reconnections: Architecture and Landscape.  Recent work exhibited at the School of Architecture. Technical University of Nova Scotia, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Winter 1995	20 x Twenty.  An exhibition of houses by Toronto architects including “House on Horse Lake”.  Queen’s Quay Terminal. Toronto.

Fall 1994	Shim×Sutcliffe/Selected Built Projects 1988-94.“ Regeneration: a series of exhibitions” sponsored by Ellis Don at the New Ballenford Books.

Fall 1994	Interpretations of Nature:  Contemporary Canadian Architecture, Landscape and Urbanism.  An exhibition of over 40 design projects including "A Garden Pavilion and Reflecting Pool".  McMichael Canadian Art Collection, Kleinburg, Ontario.

Fall 1993	Current Work.  An exhibition of three recent projects exhibited in Gund Hall at the Graduate School of Design, Harvard University.

Spring 1992	Virtu 6 / Canadian Residential Furniture Competition. Dining Table, plywood dining table.  Exhibited at Virtu 6, Queen's Quay Terminal, Mar 1992; Canadian Embassy, Tokyo; 49th Parallel, New York.

Fall 1990	Virtu 5 / Canadian Residential Furniture Competition. Sun Table, steel and brass sundial.  Exhibited at Virtu 5, Queen's Quay Terminal; Canadian Embassy, Tokyo.

Spring 1990	Recreating Paradise:  Toronto Landscape Projects. This exhibition featured drawings, photographs and models of landscape projects designed for Toronto sites.  York Quay Gallery, Harbourfront.

Spring 1990	In-Between Architecture . Design exhibition of faculty work at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of America, San Francisco, USA.

Spring 1989	Vingt/Twenty Exhibition.  Exhibition of ten Toronto and ten Montreal designers.  Water Table, Steel and brass table.  Exhibited at Vingt/Twenty, York Quay Gallery, Toronto; Design Centre, Montreal.

              Spring 1987	Virtu 3 / Canadian Residential Furniture Competition. Step Light, copper light embedded in concrete.  Exhibited at the Toronto Design Centre, Toronto; Bonaventure Infodesign Centre, Montreal.

Fall 1986	Virtu 2 / Canadian Residential Furniture Competition. Mail box. Patinated copper and brass mailbox. Exhibited at the Toronto Design Centre Gallery, Toronto; Bonaventure Infodesign Centre, Montreal.

Spring 1986	The Interpretation of Architecture. A group show of artist and architects sponsored by the YYZ Gallery.Project entitled "the Wall", a 20-foot long plywood wall with steel tension rods.  Constructed and exhibited at the Mercer Union Gallery, Toronto.

Fall 1985	Virtu 1 / Canadian Residential Furniture Competition. Club Chair, aluminum and wooden chair.  Exhibited at Queen's Quay Terminal, Toronto.

Fall 1983	Women's Cultural Building Competition. Winning entry.  Exhibited at the ARC Gallery, Toronto.

   Fall 1983	Five Projects / Le Musée des Murs, Vieux Québec. Exhibition of five architectural thesis projects. Gallery, School of Architecture, University of Waterloo.

Spring 1983	House of Memory Design Competition. Sponsored by the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada and Faber Castell Canada.  First place.  Exhibited at the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Conference, Montreal.

Exhibitions - International - Theoretical / Built

1999	Design of a Venetian Goblet. International Exhibition of contemporary Venetian goblets commissioned by Cleto Munari to be exhibited at the Doge’s Palace in Venice. One of a limited number of Canadian architect’s selected by the Italian Cultural Institute to design a goblet for fabrication in Murano.

Fall 1998	Manifesto ‘98. International Architectural Festival. Glasgow, Scotland.
Organized by Peter Wilson. Contributing firm.

Spring 1998 Canadian Practice / 16 architectures. Exhibition of the work of new Canadian Architects. One of opening exhibitions at Canada House in the spring of 1998, followed by the Royal Institute of British Architects and will tour the United Kingdom in the fall. This juried exhibition is sponsored by the Canada/UK Architecture Group, a specialist group of the British Association for Canadian Studies.

Spring 1997	Landscape Urbanism Exhibition.  Participant in an international exhibition of projects in between landscape, architecture and urban infrastructure — Ledbury Park, North York. Graham Foundation Headquarters, Chicago, Illinois, May 1997; Storefront for Art and Architecture, New York, September 1997; University of Pennsylvania, Graduate School of Fine Arts, October 1997; Rensselaer Polytechnic, School of Architecture, November 1997.

Spring 1996 Laneway House / An Urban Proposition. Invited to exhibit a single architectural project in the Member’s Room at the Architectural Association School of Architecture, London, England.

Winter 1991	Toronto / Roma - Design for Two Cities. An exhibition of theoretical architectural projects prepared by Roman architects for Toronto and by Toronto architects for Rome.  Exhibited at Italian Cultural Institute, Toronto; School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, University of Toronto; Canadian Cultural Centre, Rome.

               Fall 1991	Venice Prize. La Biennale di Venezia, Architecture Department.
"Reading the Monuments of Toronto", University of Toronto.  Exhibition of student work co-curated exhibition with Dean Anthony Eardley, George Baird and Steven Fong.  Exhibition organized by Francesco Garofalo.

Spring 1987	Toronto Modern: Architecture 1945-1965. An exhibition celebrating the modern period in Toronto.  Opened at the Toronto City Hall and also exhibited at Carleton University.  Co-curated exhibition, assisted with design of exhibition, exhibition installation and catalogue essay. Other collaborators: Marc Baraness, Ruth Cawker, Detlef Mertins, George Kapelos.

Symposium — for the University of Toronto

Fall 1999	Scarpa In Practice. An international symposium held in conjunction with an exhibition at the Canadian Centre for Architecture reflecting on the impact of Carlo Scarpa on current practice in North America. 

Fall 1992	The Presence of Mies. Co-organizer with Detlef Mertins of a public symposium marking the 25th anniversary of the Toronto-Dominion Centre, held in the Toronto City Hall Council Chamber.

Symposium — National

May 1999	Women in Architecture. Invited panelist for Royal Architectural Institute of Canada. Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver.

March 1995	"Judging Design", CBC Radio, IDEAS.  Participant in radio programme providing an insight into the design jury process. Based on a taped interview of Virtu jury.

Fall 1994	Houses We Live In.  Architects discuss their own innovative and unique homes - sponsored by the Design Exchange and the Toronto Society of Architects.

Fall 1992	Vancouver League for Studies in Architecture and the Environment
Panel discussion with selected Governor General Award winners, Vancouver, BC.  Participant.

Symposium — International

Spring 1997	Landscape Urbanism.  Invited participant in an international symposium illuminating contemporary work at the intersection of landscape and urban infrastructure.  Sponsored by the School of Architecture, University of Illinois and the Graham Foundation.  Held at the Graham Foundation, Chicago, Illinois.

Spring 1996	(Re)Inventing Practice.  Invited participant in an international symposium on the State of Contemporary Architecture.  Participants included Samuel Mockbee, Alabama, Michael Rotundi, California, Peter Saulter, London, Brigitte Shim, Toronto.  Held at the University of Michigan, College of Architecture + Urban Planning, Ann Arbour, Michigan.

AWARDS - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN / TEACHING
 	
1999    Recipient of a Governor General Medal for Architecture for “Ledbury Park,” Toronto.

1999    Recipient of an Architectural Record Houses Award for the “Craven Road
House, Toronto.

1999    Recipient of a Progressive Architecture Citation for “A Muskoka Boathouse,” Lake Muskoka, Ontario.

               1998    Recipient of American Wood Council, Wood Design Award Program. Honour Award for “The Craven Road House,” Toronto.

1998    Recipient of an American Wood Council, Wood Design Award Program
Award of Honour for “The Craven Road House,” Toronto

1998    Recipient of a Canadian Wood Council, Wood Design Award Program -                Residential Category - Award of Honour for “The Craven Road                 House,” Toronto

1998     Recipient of ID Magazine - Design Award - Best of Category / Environments for “Ledbury Park”, Toronto

1998     Virtu 11, Canadian Residential Furniture Competition, Award of Merit for a “Faucet”.	

1997      Recipient of American Institute of Architects Education Honors Program - 
Honorable Mention for “Second Year Design Studio - Architecture and the Building Process”.  

1997     Recipient of a Governor General Award for Architecture for “The Craven Road House”, Toronto

1996     Recipient of a Canadian Architect Award of Excellence for “Ledbury Park”, Toronto

1996     Recipient of a Canadian Wood Council , Wood Design Award Programme - Residential Category - Award of Honour for “Laneway House”, Toronto

1996      Recipient of Architectural Record - Interiors Award - for Bathroom Addition, Don Mills

1995      Recipient of American Institute of Architects (AIA) Brick in Architecture Award for Pavilion Addition and Urban Garden, Toronto

1994      Recipient of Canadian Wood Council, Wood Design Award Programme - Residential Category - Award of Honour for “House on Horse Lake”, Haliburton

1994       Recipient of a Governor General Medal for Architecture for “Laneway House”, Toronto

               1994      Recipient of a Governor General Award for Architecture for “A House on Horse Lake”, Haliburton

              1992	     Recipient of a Governor General Award for Architecture for “A Garden Pavilion                and Reflecting Pool”, Don Mills

               1991     VIRTU 6, Canadian Residential Furniture Competition, winning entry for a 
 “ Dining Table ”.

               1990      VIRTU 5, Canadian Residential Furniture Competition, winning entry for a 
“ Sun Table ”.

1987       VIRTU 3, Canadian Residential Furniture Competition, winning entry for a
“ Step Light ”.

1986       VIRTU 2, Canadian Residential Furniture Competition, winning entry for a 
“ Mail Box ”.

1985       VIRTU 1, Canadian Residential Furniture Competition, winning entry for a 
“ Club Chair ”.

1983       Women’s Cultural Building Ideas Competition, winning entry.

1983        Recipient of  Royal Architecture Institute of Canada student competition - House of Memory, first place entry. 

GRANTS

1999	Connaught Grant for International Symposia / University of Toronto 
For Scarpa In Practice - $ 5,000

1993	Canada Council Grant "B" — $18,000
 	For a study/research trip to Scandinavia to examine the relationship 
between vernacular and modern architecture.

PUBLICATIONS

Refereed Papers
Mar 1995	“Emerging Voices.” Juried lecture series for the New York Architectural League, The Urban Centre, New York City.

Mar 1991	Forum on Regional Architecture: An Arcadian Town Meeting.  Invited participant.  Sponsored by the American Institute of Architects and the Acadian Arts Council held at the University of Southwestern Louisiana.  Paper entitled:  "Building in the Canadian Landscape".

Mar 1990	Design Paper at Annual Meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of America, San Francisco.  Invited participant presenting a paper entitled:  "In-between Architecture and Landscape".

May 1990	International Union of Architects, XVII Congress Architecture 1990 / Cultures and Technologies.  Architecture and Tradition.  Paper entitled "Toronto Modern".

Non-Refereed Papers

                  Nov 1999     American Institute of Architecture Students. Keynote Speaker for Forum 1999. Toronto, Ontario

                  Nov 1999	Arriscraft 20th Anniversary Lecture Series. School of Architecture, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario

                  Oct 1999     University of Kentucky School of Architecture Lecture Series. College of Architecture,  Lexington, Kentucky

               April 1999	“ Student Keynote Lecture, “ sponsored by the Architecture Student Union at the  University of Michigan, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Ann Arbor, Michigan. 

               April 1999    “ Site-Specific, ” University of Pennsylvania, Department of Architecture, Graduate School of Fine Arts held at Meyerson Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 

               April 1999    “ Fusion of Opposites, ” part of an architecture and landscape lecture series at the University of Maryland, School of Architecture, College Park, Maryland.

               Mar 1999    “ Preview, “ part of the Pittsburgh Architecture Lectures spring 1999 organized by Carnegie-Mellon University, Department of Architecture, College of Fine Arts held at the Carnegie Museum of Art Theater, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

               Feb 1999     “ Relating Architecture to Landscape, “ part of MacMillan Bloedel lectures on architecture produced by the Vancouver Architecture League for Studies in Architecture & the Environment held at the Robson Square Conference Centre, Vancouver, Canada.

               Nov 1998     “ Engaging Ground and Building, ” part of a lecture series entitled Constructed Realities.  The Catholic University of America, School of Architecture and Planning, Washington, D.C.

               Nov 1998     “ Modern Parks in Toronto, “ part of a lecture series on Landscapes in Toronto. Organized by Larry Richards and sponsored by Later Life Learning, Etobicoke, Ontario.

               Nov 1998	“ Women in the Practice of Architecture, ” part of a lecture series sponsored by the Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montreal, Quebec

               Oct 1998	“ Horizon Lines, “ part of the School of Architecture and Environmental Design Lecture Series, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio.

               Sept 1998	“ Michael Owen Jones Memorial Lecture,”  School of Architecture, Landscape and Architectural History. University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia. Endowed lecture identifying promising young architects who have gained emerging professional recognition through built work, awards and competitions.

                April 1998   “ Reconfiguring the Practice, ” Architalx Design Lecture Series sponsored by AIA Maine Chapter, Greater Portland Landmarks Association and the Portland Art Gallery, Portland, Maine.

                Mar 1998    “ Lectures on Architecture, “ part of winter lecture series at the Department of Architectural Science and Landscape Architecture, Ryerson Polytechnical University, Toronto.

                 Nov 1997	“ Shim-Sutcliffe Work, “ part of Architecture, Landscape, & Design Lecture Series, University of Toronto held at the George Ignatieff Theatre, Toronto.

                 Nov 1997   “ Light in Architecture, “ part of a lecture series entitled The Riddle of Light, drawing speakers from all divisions of the University of Toronto to discuss the topic of light. Sponsored by Innis College, the Ontario Laser and Lightwave Research Centre, Later Life Learning. Held at Innis Town Hall, University of Toronto, Toronto.

                Apr 1997	“ Current Work, “ part of the spring lecture series sponsored by the American Institute of Architects, Baltimore Chapter. Held at the Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, Maryland.

                Mar 1997    “ Sticks and Stones - Architecture: Case Studies, “ organized by the College of Architecture, Illinois Institute of Technology held at S. R. Crown Hall, Chicago, Illinois.

                Mar 1997	“Northern Lights - New Architecture from Canada,”  Part of a lecture series presenting contemporary Canadian architecture. Rice Design Alliance. Brown Auditorium, Museum of Fine Art, Houston, Texas.

                Feb 1997	“Recent Work,”  Architecture Lecture Series.  Pratt Institute School of Architecture. New York, New York.

                Nov 1996	“Architecture Sans Frontieres,”.  Joint Toronto - Montreal lecture series.  Marche Bonsecours.  Centre de Design de L’Universite Quebec a Montreal. Montreal.

                Oct 1996     “Constructed Topography,“ Lectures and Conversations, Harvard Visitors. Fall 1996 Lecture Series. Department of Architecture, Harvard University, Graduate School of Design.

                June 1996	“Current Work,“ New Zealand Institute of Architects Lecture Series.  Arts Centre, Christchurch, New Zealand.

                June 1996	“Current Work,“ New Zealand Institute of Architects Lecture Series.  Trafalgar Square, Nelson, New Zealand.

                June 1996	“Current Work,“ New Zealand Institute of Architects Lecture Series.  Caccia Birch Lodge, Palmerston North, New Zealand.

                June 1996	“Current Work,” New Zealand Institute of Architects Lecture Series.  Turnbull House, Wellington, New Zealand.

                May 1996	“In between Architecture and Landscape,” School of Architecture, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand.

                May 1996	“Current Work,” New Zealand Institute of Architects Lecture Series.  Auckland Art Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand.

                 May 1996	“Current Canadian Practices,”  UNITEC Institute of Technology, Faculty of Architecture and Design, Auckland, New Zealand.
 
                 May 1996	 “ Current Work,” New Zealand Institute of Architects Lecture Series. Chester Room, Dunedin Centre, Dunedin, New Zealand.

                 May 1996	“Shifting Scales,” Design Studies Department, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand.

                 May 1996	“Landscape/Architecture/Furniture,”  Department of Landscape Architecture, Lincoln University, Canterbury, New Zealand.

                 Feb 1996	“L’Espace et ses Medias.” Public Lecture Series.  School of Architecture, McGill University, Montreal.

                  Nov 1995	"Reconnections: Architecture and Landscape,”  Technical University of Nova Scotia, School of Architecture Lecture Series, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

                   Oct 1995	"Shifting Perception/Building + Landscape,” Mississippi State University, School of Architecture Lecture Series, Starkville, Mississippi.

                   Oct 1995	"Shim-Sutcliffe Studiowork,” University of Florida, Department of Architecture Fall 1995 Lecture Series.  Gainesville, Florida.

                   May 1995 “The Poetics of Construction,” London Historical Museum and Art             Gallery, London, Ontario

                   Feb 1995  “Remarking the Boundaries,” Virginia Polytechnical Institute.  College of    Architectural and Urban Planning, Blacksburg, Virginia.

                   Nov 1994  “Building Gardens, Garden Buildings,” Arriscraft Lecture Series, School      of Architecture, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario.

                   Nov 1993   "Constructed Nature  Natural Buildings,” Lectures and Conversations,        Harvard Visitors.  Fall 1993 Lecture Series.  Department of                     Architecture, Harvard University, Graduate School of Design.

                   Feb 1993    "Tradition and Modernity - Current Toronto Practices,” Lecture series           organized  and sponsored by Heritage Montreal, School of                      Architecture, McGill University, Montreal.

                   Feb 1993    "Modernism and Landscape Architecture,”  School of Landscape                Architecture Lecture Series. Guelph University, Guelph, Ontario.

                   Mar 1990   "On Recent Work,"  School of Architecture Lecture Series. University        of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia.
  
                   Oct 1990    "On Landscape as Metaphor,” Carleton University Forum Lecture              Series, School of Architecture, Ottawa.  

                   Jan 1989    "On Architecture and Civic Memory,”  Calgary Architecture and                  Urban Alliances Lecture Series, Glenbow Museum, Calgary.  

                   Nov 1988    "Recent Work,” Edmonton Society for Urban and Architecture                   Studies Lecture Series, Provincial Museum, Edmonton.  

                   Mar 1988   "Recent Work,”  University of Waterloo, School of Architecture,                 Waterloo, Ontario.  

                   Jan 1988    "A Garden Pavilion and Reflecting Pool,”  University of Toronto,                 School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Toronto.  

                   Jan 1984    "Le Musée des Murs, Vieux Québec,”  University of Waterloo,                     School of Architecture, Waterloo, Ontario.  

Published Writings by Brigitte Shim

                         “Jury Comments,” 1998 Canadian Architect Award of Excellence.
 December 1998.

                         “Interview with Enrique Norten,” one of several essays in a publication prepared by Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Cambridge on the work of Enrique Norten. Forthcoming.

                         Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Studioworks 5. Studio Options Fall 1996. Constructed Landscapes - Building/Site - Brigitte Shim. (Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Cambridge ) pp. 70 - 72.
                          
                     “Art and Function.”  The Massey Bull 1963 - 1993 Special Anniversary Edition.  Massey College in the University of Toronto. 1993.

                      Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Studioworks 3. Studio Options Fall 1993. (Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Cambridge)

                     “The Architectural Competition,” by Douglas Shadbolt and Brigitte Shim. Competing Visions: The Kitchener City Hall Competiiton. 

                      “Public Space: The State of the Art?” The Canadian Architect. Special Report.  Special issue edited by Detlef Mertins and Brigitte Shim. May 1988.  Honorable Mention in the category for Best Selected, Contributed, Edited, Cooperative Effort of the Kenneth Wilson Memorial Awards, 1989.

                      “ Don Mills, New Town,” Toronto Modern. Architecture 1945 - 1965.  Winner of 1988 Toronto Historical Board Publication Award, 1988.

COMPETITIONS ENTERED   

       Summer 1999      Chrysler Design Award for Innovation in Design. Invited participant.

       Summer 1998      Chrysler Design Award for Innovation in Design. Invited participant.

       Summer 1997	Illinois Institute of Technology Student Centre Competition.  Invited participant in international competition for new building adjacent to Mies Van Der Rohe’s Crown Hall.

       Spring 1992	Virtu 6 / Canadian Residential Furniture Competition
Dining Table, winning entry

       Fall 1991	            Bay / Adelaide Park Competition.  Sponsored by the City of Toronto.  
Short-list of five firms:  The Kirkland Partnership, Hough Stansbury  Woodland, Brigitte Shim and Howard Sutcliffe

       Fall 1990	            Virtu 5 / Canadian Residential Furniture Competition
Sun Table, winning entry

       Spring 1987	Virtu 3 / Canadian Residential Furniture Competition
Step Light, winning entry

       Fall 1986	            Virtu 2 / Canadian Residential Furniture Competition
Mail Box, winning entry

        Fall 1985	Virtu 1 / Canadian Residential Furniture Competition
Club Chair, winning entry

        Fall 1983	Women's Cultural Building Competition
Winning entry

        Spring 1983	Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Student Competition.  
House of Memory , first place

SERVICE ON UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES

School Committees

1998-99            Chair - Lectures and Exhibitions for fall and spring term
1997- 98           Chair - User’s Committee defining physical needs to meet the                                                 new Plan 2000 academic goals
1992-95            Chair - Admissions and Advanced Standing Committee
1991-94            Architecture Lecture Committee, Member
1992-93	     Curriculum Committee, Member
1991-93	     Curriculum Review Committee, Member representing Design 
               1990-1996	     School Calendar Committee, Coordinator

1989-1996	     Admissions and Advanced Standing Committee, Member
1988-present    School Council, Member;  Acting Speaker, Fall 1991
1988-1997	     Examinations and Awards Committee, Member

University of Toronto Committees

1998 - 99	Landscape Design Search Committee for the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design

1997 - 99	Architecture Design Search Committee the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design

1998	Selection Committee for Renovations and Additions to Lash-Miller Chemistry Labs. Invited by Facilities Department at the University to participate in a two-part selection process.

1998	Selection Committee for New Graphic Identity Package for the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design

1997            Selection Committee for New Library at the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design

1995-96	Search Committee for the Dean of School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture

1995-96	Committee on Capital Project and Architect Selection Processes
Committee members include: Avie Bennett, Raymond                              Moriyama, Michael Finlayson, Brigitte Shim

1992-1997   University of Toronto Area Part II Planning Study and Heritage
Conservation District Study. Representative and Consultant for                Massey College in the University of Toronto

1989-1997	Massey College : Architectural Advisory Board, Co-Chairman

Other University Committees

1998 - present	Editorial Board of arq (Architectural Research Quarterly). A Journal seeking to link practice and research in architecture. Co-editors Thomas Fisher, Dean College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, University of Minnesota; Peter Carolin, Department of Architecture, University of Cambridge.

1996 -  98		Sheridan College Crafts and Design Program Advisory Committee. Invited external member of committee.

1991- 1997		Trent University, Champlain College : Architectural Advisory Board, Peterborough, Founding Member.

MEMBERSHIP IN SOCIETIES

Massey College in the University of Toronto, Associate Fellow
Champlain College, Trent University, Honorary Fellow
Ontario Association of Architects, Registered Member
Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, Registered Member
Toronto Society of Architects, Member

DESIGN JURIES

1999	47th Annual Progressive Architecture Awards - Jury Members: Ben Van Berkel, Richard Kosholik,  Michael Rotundi, Brigitte Shim, Marion Weiss

1998 	Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence - Jury Members: Peter Busby, Howard Davies, Brigitte Shim

1998	Lyceum Fellowship - Jury Members: Brian MacKay-Lyons, Carol Johnson, Brigitte Shim, Ellen Whittemore, Joseph Sziabowski.

1988	Canadian Embassy in Berlin. Limited Competition. Invited jury member. Declined participation due to previous commitments.

1998	Chrysler Award for Innovation in Design, Nominating Committee

1997	The Financial Post Design Effectiveness Awards, Jury Members: Janice Oliver, Janet Dey, Marianne McKenna, Brigitte Shim, Bronwen Ledger.

1997	Chrysler Award for Innovation in Design, Nominating Committee

1997	Selection Committee for the Institute of Contemporary Canadian Craft national symposium entitled Common Ground: Contemporary Craft, Architecture and the Decorative Arts.

1996	City of Mississauga Urban Design Awards. Jury Members: David Anselmi, Brigitte Shim.

1996	Chrysler Award for Innovation in Design, Nominating Committee

1996             American Wood Council Design Awards. Jury Members: Brigitte Shim, Sam Mockabee, Mary Griffiths

1995	Chrysler Award for Innovation in Design, Jury Members: Michael Sorkin, Chee Pearlman, Gaetano Pesce, William Mitchell, Brigitte Shim.

1994	Virtu 9/Directions in Canadian Design, Jury Member

1993	Canada Council, Prix de Rome and Grant B jury. Jury Members: Brian MacKay Lyons, Jacques Rousseau, Brigitte Shim

1993	American Institute of Architects (AIA) New York Chapter Design Awards, New York City, Jury Members: Tom Mayne, Peter Rose, Adele Santos,  Brigitte Shim.

1993	ID Magazine Annual Review, New York City,  Jury Member

1993	Hamilton Architectural Society Design Awards, Hamilton, Ontario, Jury Members: Steven Fong, Bruce Kuwabara, Brigitte Shim.

1992	Toronto Arts Awards, Architecture and Design, Jury Members: Ross Young, Michael Kirkland, Anna Simone, Brigitte Shim - Jury Chair.

1992	Contract International Ideas Competition for the re-development of the Central Tank Shed within the Gooderham and Worts historic complex, Toronto,  Jury Members: Richard Henriquez, Lisa Rochon, Brigitte Shim.

1990	Ministry of Energy / R-2000 Student Design Challenge
Jury member for provincial competition

1989	Toronto Arts Awards, Architecture and Design, Jury member

SERVICE TO PROFESSION

1997		Consultation re: Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Committee reviewing the awards and competition process. 

1993-present	Trustee of the Arts Foundation of Greater Toronto

1992-present	National Capital Commission, Ottawa
                       Advisory Committee on Design, Member

1991-1994	            Design Exchange, Toronto
            Program Committee, Member

1988	            Canada Council, Architectural Advisory Committee, Member

1986-1990	            Director, Bureau of Architecture and Urbanism,
            Member of BAU

PUBLICATIONS - THEORETICAL / BUILT WORK

Forthcoming

Ledbury Park included in World Architecture 1900 - 2000: A Critical Mosaic. Volume                       1: Canada and the United States. Richard Ingersoll ed.

Ledbury Park included in Lotus No. 102. An article about the water in urban spaces.                       Linda Pollack.

1999       Polo, Marco. “Recreation Centres / Patron of the Parks - Ledbury Park. Canadian Architect. July 1999, Volume 44, No. 7. pp. 22 - 27.

“Recipients of the 1999 RAIC Governor General’s Medals for Architecture - Ledbury Park, Toronto.” May 1999, Volume 44, No. 5. pp. 26.

Linn, Charles. “Craven Road House, Toronto, Ontario,” Architectural Record. April                      1999. Volume 187. No. 4. Pp. 106 - 109.

“46th Annual P/A Awards, Muskoka Boathouse - Shim-Sutcliffe Architects,” Architecture Magazine. Volume 88. No. 4. pp. 94 - 95.

Tafler, Catherine. “Two City Infills,” Wood Design & Building. Spring 1999. No. 7. pp.                       24 - 33.

1998199	Milojevic, Michael. “Crossing the Boundaries,” Architecture New Zealand.                      November/December 1998. pp. 56 - 62. 	

Martin, Michelle. “ Architect’s Own Offices - Shim-Sutcliffe Architects, Canada,”                          World Architecture. October 1998. No. 70. pp 89.

Ashenberg, Katherine. “Winter in the Snow. How Toronto Keeps Its Edge,” New York
                 	             Times. Sunday November 15, 1998. pp. 10, 20.  

“Global Currents - USA. Ledbury Park,” Exchange. A Review of Innovative Design.  Design Exchange. 1988. pp. 13.

“ Canadian Wood Council’s Wood Design Awards, “ Award Magazine. August 1998. Volume 12. No. 4. pp 12 - 13.

 Ingersoll, Richard. “ Tectonic Garden,” Architecture Magazine, July 1998. pp. 86 - 91.	
Russell, James. “Environments - Best of Category - Ledbury Park,” I.D. Annual Design Review. July / August. Volume 45. Number 5. pp. 158 - 159.

Uraneck, Joan. “Reconfiguring the Practice: Shim-Sutcliffe Architects.” Architalx. Architalx Design Lecture Series -  Portland, Maine. 1998.
 pp. 7 - 11.

McMinn, John. “Building Bridges - Moorelands Camp prototype cabin,” Canadian Architect. May 1998. Volume 43. Number 5. pp. 34 - 37. 

Gibb-Clark, Margot. “First Shots that Shook Up their Lives, ” Globe and Mail. Friday May 15, 1998. P. B23. 

Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Studio Works 5. Studio Options Fall 1996. Constructed Landscapes - Building/Site - Brigitte Shim. (Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Cambridge ) pp. 70 - 72.

Freedman, Adele. “Red Square, ” Toronto Life. June 1998, pp.  102 - 107.

“Wohnhaus in Toronto,” Detail, Zeitschrift fur Architektur + Baudetail - Review of Architecture, No. 38 Serie 1998 - 1, January - February, pp. 47-50. (Institut fur Internationale Architektur - Dokumentation GmbH, Munchen ).

1997	“Selected Projects: Canada -  Brigitte Shim and Howard Sutcliffe - 
Craven Road House,” Award Winning Architecture International Yearbook 1997, ed. Frantisek Sedlacek. Advisory Board. Thomas Herzog, Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani, Manfred Sack, Werner Strodthoff. Patron Union Internationale des Architects. (Munich, New York: Prestel, 1997) pp. 28 - 31. (Cover image).

Fromonot, Francoise. “Maison pres du lac Huron,” L’Architecture D’Aujourd’hui, No. 311  (Juin 1997): pp. 36-37.

Lindsay, Janice. “Rooms That Work. That Year Round Cottage Feel.” Globe and Mail. Saturday November 1, 1997.

Primeau, Liz. “Perking Up a Postwar Park.” Globe and Mail. Saturday December 6, 1997. p. C-22.

“Falling to Hand: New Canadian Architecture in the Wilderness of the World” by Gary Michael Dault, “ Craven Road House - Brigitte Shim Architect and Howard Sutcliffe,” Architecture Canada 1997 / The Governor General’s Awards for Architecture. (Halifax: TUNS Press) 1997. pp 22 - 23 and pp 162 - 169 respectively.
 
Gironnay, Sophie, “Visite d’atelier: Shim-Sutcliffe,” Le Devoir ( 20 Avril, 1997 )p. D - 12.

Lindsay, Janice,” The Outside-In House,” The Globe and Mail ( Thursday January 2, 1997) p. C-7.

Collins, Janet. “ Governor General’s Awards for Architecture - 1997 Finalists,” Award  Magazine, Volume 11, No. 3 (June 1997) : pp. 11 - 12.
 
“More House Work,” Perspectives - The Journal of the Ontario Association of Architects, Volume 5, No. 1 (Spring 1997 ): p. 25.

Ledger, Bronwen. “Winners: RAIC 1997 Governor General’s Awards,” Canadian Architect Volume 42, No. 6 (June 1997): pp. 16 - 22. (Cover image).	

1996	Freedman, Adele. “Shim-Sutcliffe,” Architecture, (June 1996): pp. 124 - 129.
 
“Awards of Excellence - Ledbury Park, North York,” Canadian Architect, Volume 41, No. 12 (December 1996): pp. 36 - 39.

Pearson, Clifford. “A House that Remains a Work in Progress,” Architectural Record - 27th Annual Record Interior Awards Issue, No. 9 (September 1996) : pp. 104 - 107.

McCloskey, Dennis. “Brickworks,” Today’s Builder.  (April 1996): pp. 36 - 40. (Cover image).

Home Ideas. No. 3 (Tokyo, Japan 1996)

Freedman, Adele. “Correspondent’s View / Shim-Sutcliffe,” Tostem View Metropolitan Landscape Magazine. (March 1996): pp. 10 - 11.
 
Crossman, Kelly. “Shim/Sutcliffe: Constructing the Domestic,” A1 - Architecture and Ideas  No. 1 ( published in association with l’Institut de recherche en histoire de l’architecture, The Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada, Canadian Centre for Architecture, Carleton University and the Canadian Council of University Schools of Architecture, automne/hiver 1996): pp. 52 - 66.

Rafelman, Rachel. “Great expectations,” Canadian House & Home. 10th Anniversary Issue. Volume 18. No.2. (April 1996): p. 97.
 
Kapusta, Beth. “The Politics of Recreation,” Canadian Architect. Volume 41. No. 4. (April 1996): pp. 18 - 19.

Ledger, Browen. “Haliburton Habitat,” Canadian Architect. Volume 41. No. 2. (February 1996): p. 27.

“Residential Category /Honour Award - Laneway House,” Wood Le Bois - 1996 Wood Design Awards Programme. Volume 18. (Fall / Automne 1996): pp 7 - 9.  

1995	“Canada: Brigitte Shim and Howard Sutcliffe,” 581 Architects In the World (Tokyo: TOTO Shuppan) 1995, p. 337.  

Fisher, Thomas. “Three Properties and Laneway House,” The Canadian Architect,” Volume 40, No. 1 (January 1995): p. 13 and pp. 22 - 23. (Cover image).

Richards, Larry Wayne. “Laneway Living,” Azure - Design Architecture Art (January / February 1995 ): pp: 19 - 21 and 33.

Fisher, Thomas. “The Making of Place - The Laneway House,” Progressive Architecture . No. 06 (June 1995): p. 55.

Kapusta, Beth. “Design: Furniture by Architects,”Volume 40. No. 10. (October 1995): pp. 28 - 31.

1994	Newman, Alex. “Not a Swimming Pool,” Azure - Design Architecture Art (September / October 1994: pp. 15 - 17 and 19. (Cover image).

“ Medals - Laneway House,” and “Awards - House on Horse Lake,” Architecture Canada 1994. The Governor General’s Awards for Architecture ( Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, Ottawa 1994): pp. 100 - 107 and pp. 206 - 213.

“ Residential Category / Honour Award - House on Horse Lake,” Wood Le Bois - Special Issue - The 1994 Wood Design Award Programme. No. 11 (Canadian Wood Council, Ottawa Fall 1994):pp. 12 - 13.
 
Chatto, James. “The Sound of Silence. A Report on the Wild Life - House on Horse Lake,” Toronto Life. Volume 28. No. 9 (June 1994): pp. 60 - 64.

MacKay, Barbara. “Life in the back lane,” Toronto Life. Volume 28. No. 2 (February 1994)” pp. 50 - 52.

“Dining Table / Table de Salle a Diner,” Virtu 6 / Directions in Canadian Design. (1992): pp. 58 - 59.

Iovine, Julie. “Still Water - Nature and modernism merge in a Toronto meditation garden,” New York Times Magazine - Home Design. (Part 2 / April 10, 1994): pp. 26 - 27.

1993	Patrick, Julien. “Words for Windows Perhaps - Second year window project” RAIC Update. Volume 17. No.1. (June/July 1993): pp. 5-6. 

Freedman, Adele. “Home in a laneway ‘an oasis in the city’, ” Globe and Mail. Saturday March 13, 1993.

Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Studioworks 3. Studio Options Fall 1993. ( Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Cambridge )

1992	Oberdorf, Charles. “Barbara Frum’s Garden Folly,”City and Country Home. Volume 11. No. 3. (April 1992): pp. 60-65. (Cover image).

“ Garden Pavilion and Reflecting Pool,” The Governor General Awards for Architecture 1992. 	(The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada / Ottawa 1992): pp. 114 - 119.

1991	Wilson, Susan. “Creative collaboration results in architects’ modernist microcosm of Haliburton,” Minden Times. (June 1991): pp 10-11.

Moschini, Francesco e Lorenzo Pignatti. “Area Ex Mira Lanza - Molini Biondi, ” Toronto / Roma Architetture Per Due Citta. (AAM Architettura Arte Moderna Roma Edizioni Kappa 1991): pp. 44 - 45.

Buchanan, Peter. “Ravine Retreat,” Architectural Review. No. 1130. (April 1991): pp. 60-62.

1990	Freedman, Adele. “Urban rethink becomes rural box,” Globe and Mail (Saturday November 3, 1990) : p. C-12.

“Sun Table / Table Solaire,” Virtu 5 / Directions in Canadian Design. (1990): p. 11.

Vanlaethem, France. “Element D’Un Art De Vivre / Un Pavillon De Jardin A Toronto,”ARC No. 57. (October 1990): p. 22.

Henault, Odile. “Canada: Trois Variations Pour L’Architecture - Toronto Brigitte Shim et Howard Sutcliffe,” L’Architecture D’Aujourd’hui. No. 270. (September 1990) : pp. 140 - 147.

Freedman, Adele. “A remarkable solution to an urban puzzle,” Globe and Mail. Saturday August 11, 1990.

1989	Freedman, Adele. “By Design - Water Table,” Globe and Mail. (July 1, 1989): p. C-3. 

Wright, Virginia. “The Role of Craft in Architecture,” Azure - Design Architecture Art. Volume 6. No. 61. (November 1989): pp. 12 - 13, 18, 20.

Kuwabara, Bruce. “Brigitte Shim, Howard Sutcliffe : Un Giardino a Toronto,” Domus. No. 703. (Marzo 1989): pp. 1-3.

1987	“Step Light,” Virtu 3 / Directions in Canadian Design. (1987):p. 24.

Habib, Marlene. “Unusual Home Furniture Displayed at Competition.” Winnipeg Free Press. November 14, 1987.

Hume, Christopher. “Virtu 3 - Design Show,” Globe and Mail. November 14, 1987.

1986	“Mailbox,” Virtu 2 / Directions in Canadian Design. (1986): p. 4

Tregabov, Alan. “ The Search for Significance: Post Modern in Toronto,” The Interpretation of Architecture Catalogue. ( YYZ Gallery 1986): p. 16.

1985	“ Untitle Chair - Brigitte Shim / Howard Sutcliffe,” Virtu 1 / Directions in Canadian Design. (1985): p. 22.

“Le Musee des Murs, Vieux-Quebec,” Section a. Volume 3. No. 3. (August 1985): pp. 15 - 19.

“Winning Canadian Designs - Club Chair: Brigitte Shim, Howard Sutcliffe,” The Gazette - Montreal. Thursday November 14, 1985. 
p. E-2.

Freedman, Adele. “Looking for Virtues in Virtu,” Globe and Mail. Thursday November 14, 1985. p. D-3.

1983	“Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Student Competition /  First Place - Brigitte Shim and Howard Sutcliffe,” Section a. Volume 1. No. 3 (June/July 1983): p.23.

Cawker, Ruth. “The Women’s Cultural Building Competition - Brigitte Shim and Howard Sutcliffe,” Section a. Volume 1. No. 6 (December 1983 / January 1984): pp. 12 - 17.