Étienne Gaboury: Difference between revisions

After returning from Paris, Gaboury settled in [[Winnipeg]],<ref name="cold climate">{{cite news|title=Canadian architects 'disregard' cold climate|url=https://www.proquest.com/docview/386718649|page=SB18|date=January 20, 1982|access-date=October 16, 2022|newspaper=The Globe and Mail|location=Toronto|agency=The Canadian Press|id={{ProQuest|386718649}}|via=[[ProQuest]]}}</ref> where he established an architectural partnership with [[Denis Lussier]] and [[Frank Sigurdson]].<ref name=Historica/> He eventually became its sole principal in 1976.<ref name=Historica/> Gaboury was known for his regional prairie designs that incorporated elements of the physical, emotional, and spiritual, and characterized himself as a "plains architect".<ref name="cold climate"/> He ultimately completed more than 300 projects, both in Canada and internationally, throughout his almost five-decade-long career.<ref name="OM bio"/>