PAMA

PAMA - Peel Region Art Gallery, Museum & Archives

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PAMA - Peel Region Art Gallery, Museum & Archives

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Massey Music Hall

Massey Music Hall

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Massey Music Hall

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Former Winchester Hall and Hotel

Former Winchester Hall and Hotel

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Former Winchester Hall and Hotel

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Don Jail Governor’s House and Gatehouse

Don Jail Governor’s House and Gatehouse

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Don Jail Governor’s House and Gatehouse

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GBCA (Goldsmith Borgal & Company Ltd. Architects)

GBCA provides a full range of architectural services to a variety of public and private-sector clients for a wide range of built projects including adaptive reuse, restoration, rehabilitation and new design.

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About Us

About

A Legacy Built to Last.

Nearly five decades of architectural expertise, heritage conservation, and thoughtful design.

OUR STORY

Rooted in Heritage. Focused on Tomorrow.

GBCA (Goldsmith Borgal & Company Ltd. Architects) is a full-service architectural firm specializing in Adaptive Reuse, Heritage Consulting, Technical Consulting, and Restoration. All work adheres to Canada's National Standards and Guidelines for the Conservation of Historic Places.

Formed in 2001 through the merger of Christopher Borgal Architect (1977) and Philip Goldsmith Architect (1980), GBCA has earned numerous distinctions, including three Lieutenant Governor's Awards, twelve CAHP Awards, and four Toronto Construction Association Best of the Best Awards.

GBCA President Christopher Borgal received the Eric Arthur Lifetime Achievement Award in 2022 and the King Charles III Coronation Medal in 2024 for his contributions to heritage conservation and service to Canada.

RECOGNITION & EXCELLENCE

A Legacy of Recognition

GBCA has been honoured with numerous awards since its inception, reflecting its recognition within the architectural and heritage conservation fields.

Eric Arthur Lifetime Achievement Award

Awarded to GBCA’s President, Christopher Borgal, for his outstanding contribution to the heritage conservation movement in Ontario over a sustained period of time.