James Strutt Architect

James W. Strutt (January 8, 1924 – November 8, 2008) was a Canadian architect. Inspired by American architects Frank Lloyd Wright and Buckminster Fuller, James Strutt's designs fostered the modernist age in Canadian architecture. He revered the former for incorporating nature into architectural design, and admired the latter for having invented the geodesic dome. In all his work, Mr. Strutt explored the beauty of geometry, structure and form in nature.

Personal facts

Birth dateJanuary 08, 1924
Birth place
Ontario , Pembroke Ontario
Date of deathNovember 08, 2008
Place of death
Ontario

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Architect

Awards
Ontario Association of Architects
Significant building
Ontario
Carleton University

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