Matt Galvin

A very talented designer, Matt Galvin graduated from the University of Toronto with the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Medal, the highest award for students of Canadian architectural schools, and the American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Medal.

He began working with Montgomery Sisam in 2002 and became an Associate in 2010.

He has played a key role on many projects within the office including the award-winning Arts and Administration Building for the University of Toronto at Scarborough and the Toronto Botanical Garden, a LEED® Silver Certified building. He was the Project Architect for three long term care homes in Nova Scotia, two of which are targeting LEED Silver certification.  Matt is currently the Project Architect for the Centre for Excellence in Integrated Services for Seniors in Thunder Bay,  a new 416 bed long term care facility for the St Joseph’s Care Group comprising of Supportive Housing, a Regional Behavioural Health Program for seniors with dementia and responsive behaviours, and comprehensive range of clinical services and educational programs.