Robert Davies

Robert Davies has been a part of Montgomery Sisam for over 30 years, becoming a Principal in 1999. He brings professional experience and strategic thinking ensuring that all decisions related to project development are directly responsive to the unique needs of each individual client.

While Robert’s portfolio encompasses a broad range of building typologies his work is linked by a primary focus - the relationship between architecture, the environment and human health.

This focus has led to Robert's involvement in many of the firm's projects designed for those with special needs including the Sister Margaret Smith Addictions Treatment Centre, the Centre for Excellence in Integrated Seniors Services and Toronto’s New Ronald McDonald House. This work has allowed him to develop a particular sensitivity to the requirements of our not-for-profit clients.

Robert has worked on many of the firm’s award-winning infrastructure projects, including the Humber River Bicycle Pedestrian Bridge and the John Street Bridge. Most recently, he directed the design of the Fort York Pedestrian Bridge in Toronto. Robert was also the Principal-in-Charge of the award-winning Island Yacht Club and is fulfilling the same role for the Granite Club. He is also guiding the development of many projects for Toronto's York School and the Toronto District School Board including the new Meadowvale Sheppard Public School.

As President and Chair of the Board of Environmental Defence Canada, Robert works with the NGO in their mission to inspire change by connecting people with environmental issues that affect their daily lives in their homes, workplaces and neighborhoods.