Notable Architects & Builders In Victoria History
Ralph Berrill (1880-1955) practiced architecture in Victoria between January 1913 and September 1914 in partnership with Percy Fox. He left Victoria in September 1914 to serve in the military during World War One.
He returned to Victoria in 1919 and practiced architecture here until 1934, when he moved to Ottawa. He lived in Ottawa until his death in 1955.
Here is a partial list of his projects.
Here are the Ralph Berrill projects we have included on the site so far:
- 624 1/2 Fisgard Street, Kong Sin Wing Rooming House, built in 1913 (with Percy Fox). Listed on the Canadian Register of Historic Places.
- 1250 Quadra Street, built in 1926 for the Begg Motor Company
- 1337 Rockland Avenue, built in 1928 for Edward Pooley and Grace Pooley
For more information about Ralph Berrill:
Western side of the tenement building at 624 1/2 Fisgard Street, built in 1913 by architects Ralph Berrill and Percy Fox behind the Gee Tuck Tong Building
1250 Quadra Street, viewed from Yates Street (photo by Victoria Online Sightseeing Tours)
1337 Rockland Avenue, built in 1928 for Edward & Grace Pooly by architects Ralph Berrill and Jameson Parker
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