Alan Hodgson

Hodgson started out in the B.C. Department of Public Works in 1952 then completed the UBC architectural diploma in 1958. From 1967 to 70 he taught in the Venice Project at UBC as Associate Professor of Design. Major work in Victoria has included the McPherson Playhouse and Parliament Buildings restorations, St. John's Anglican Church Seniors Housing infill, the Education and Music buildings at the University of Victoria, the Island Dairies Plant, the Odd Fellows Hall restoration, the Mayhew Sculpture Studio, James Bay, and the Foster House, Sooke. In 1981 Heritage Canada awarded him a National Heritage Conservation award.

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