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Jennifer Mallard
Latest News on Jennifer Mallard:
Diamond Schmitt Architects Wins Architecture Award for National Arts Centre Renewal (Feb 12, 2020)
Diamond Schmitt Architects Receives Jury's Choice Award for Arts Centre Rejuvination (Nov 2, 2017)
Diamond Schmitt Architects Unveil Transformed National Arts Centre (Jun 30, 2017)
Diamond Schmitt Architects Wins Architecture Award for National Arts Centre Renewal (Feb 12, 2020)
Diamond Schmitt Architects Receives Jury's Choice Award for Arts Centre Rejuvination (Nov 2, 2017)
Diamond Schmitt Architects Unveil Transformed National Arts Centre (Jun 30, 2017)
Jennifer Mallard BIO
Jennifer Mallard is a Principal at Diamond Schmitt Architects in Toronto, where she actively engages in the design of the firm’s expanding portfolio of performing arts center projects. Her body of work includes Mariinsky II in St. Petersburg, Russia, Toronto’s Four Seasons Centre, Memorial Hall at Marlborough College in the UK, the Harman Center for the Arts in Washington, D.C., Detroit Symphony Hall, Buddy Holly Hall in Lubbock, Texas, and the recently announced re-imagination of David Geffen Hall at New York’s Lincoln Center.
She was project architect on the National Arts Centre rejuvenation in Ottawa and Daniels Spectrum in Toronto. These two projects represent both ends of the dial—one a large-scale national institution and the other home to small grassroots arts organizations.
Jennifer is a frequent speaker at industry conferences for both the performing arts and architecture.
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Diamond Schmitt Architects Wins Architecture Award for National Arts Centre Renewal
The rejuvenation of Ottawa's National Arts Centre by Diamond Schmitt Architects has won an Architecture Award of Merit from a leading performing arts association.
Diamond Schmitt Architects Receives Jury's Choice Award for Arts Centre Rejuvination
The National Arts Centre rejuvenation in Ottawa received the Jury's Choice Award at the premier event in Ontario dedicated to wood design and construction last night.
Diamond Schmitt Architects Unveil Transformed National Arts Centre
On July 1st, Canada's 150th Birthday, the National Arts Centre inaugurates a new building wing which transforms the Centre for the first time in 50 years. Diamond Schmitt Architects has designed new public spaces and a new entry which, for the first time, connect the NAC to Confederation Square and the Parliamentary Precinct in Ottawa.
National Arts Centre Opens Renovated Southam Hall
The main auditorium of the National Arts Centre in Ottawa has re-opened following a renovation accomplished in just three months that is designed to add comfort and improve acoustics in Southam Hall.
Photo Flash: First Look at MISSING: WYNTER at Players' Ring
New Theatre Works and Stoptime Productions presents the developmental premiere of the new musical, Missing: Wynter by Billy Butler (Gay Bride of Frankenstein).
MISSING: WYNTER Premieres Tonight at Players' Ring
New Theatre Works and Stoptime Productions presents the developmental premiere of the new musical, Missing: Wynter by Billy Butler (Gay Bride of Frankenstein).
MISSING: WYNTER to Premiere at Players' Ring, 9/19-10/5
New Theatre Works and Stoptime Productions presents the developmental premiere of the new musical, Missing: Wynter by Billy Butler (Gay Bride of Frankenstein).
The Players' Ring Theatre's MISSING: WYNTER Find Its Cast
Casting has been announced for the developmental production of the new musical, Missing: Wynter by Billy Butler (Gay Bride of Frankenstein). It will premiere as a part of The Players' Ring Theatre 2014/15 season. Missing: Wynter is a modern cautionary tale somewhere between Cervantes and Brothers Grimm; about a young girl who disappears without a trace, her father's struggle to find her, and ultimately, himself. It's a heart wrenching story of love, hope, and living.
NH's Pirate Stage Hosts NY 'Hedwig' Benefit, May 31-June 3
The Pirate Stage Company will be bringing its production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch to New York City for a Theatre Authority Approved Benefit Weekend, May 31st - June 3rd at the Theatre at St. Clements
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