Education
Carleton University, Bachelor of Architecture, 1999
Professional Affiliations
Fellow: Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Member: Ontario Association of Architects
Member: Architectural Institute of British Columbia
Member: Saskatchewan Association of Architects
Member: Architects’ Association of New Brunswick
Member: Nova Scotia Association of Architects
Member: American Institute of Architecture
Member: LEED Accredited Professional
Member: Toronto Society of Architects
Major Projects
100 Pine Street Affordable Housing Redevelopment
Bob Rumball Centre of Excellence for the Deaf
Carleton University Health Sciences Building
Chelsea Gardens Net Zero Affordable Housing
Christine Crescent Affordable Housing
Durham College Centre for Collaborative Education
Durham Modular Transitional Housing
Fredericton Justice Building
Hamilton Passive House Modular Housing
Houselink and Mainstay Community Housing
Humber College F Building Health Science Addition
Humber College Learning Resource Commons
Humber College School of Applied Tech
Island Yacht Club
Quinte Consolidated Courthouse
Modular Supportive Housing: Phase 1
Modular Supportive Housing: Phase 2
Montcrest School Redevelopment
Ontario Court of Justice
Ontario Tech University Shawenjigewining Hall
Seneca College Magna Hall
Sheridan College Hazel McCallion Campus Phase 2A
Sheridan College HMC Phase 2
Single-Family Modular Prototype
The Printing Factory Lofts
University of Toronto Exam Centre
University of Toronto Innis College
UTSC Arts & Admin Building
2015 Pan/Parapan American Games Athletes’ Village, PDC
Brampton Courthouse Addition Phase 2 & Toronto Region Bail Centre, PDC
MAG Justice Centres
Daniel Ling
B.Arch., OAA, Architect AIBC, SAA, AANB, NSAA, AIA, FRAIC, LEED AP
Principal
Daniel Ling is an award-winning architect and Principal at Montgomery Sisam Architects. Over the past 25 years, Daniel has worked across diverse industry sectors, with a focus on social and civic infrastructure projects. His work reflects a deep commitment to changemaking, whether through modest interventions that enhance the quality of space and user experience or bold gestures that contribute to more equitable, inclusive, sustainable city-building.
Daniel joined Montgomery Sisam in 2003 and became a Principal in 2007. He brings extensive knowledge of design and building practices spanning a range of procurement models. His collaborative, hands-on approach invites an inspired exchange and meaningful dialogue among all project stakeholders. And he values the convergence of ideas within and across teams and between firms, regularly partnering with local and global partners to deliver exemplary, award-winning architecture. Under his leadership, Montgomery Sisam has expanded into several new sectors while remaining true to its founding principles.
Through thoughtful design, Daniel demonstrates that more is possible with less. This approach has earned him recognition as a proponent of an evolving definition of design excellence – one that balances cost, construction, operation, and occupancy realities with the creation of robust, resilient, and beautiful architecture.
Beyond his design achievements, Daniel is an active contributor to national and international forums on best practices, research, and innovation in design across critical public sectors, including education, housing, and justice. He serves on the City of Brampton Urban Design Review Panel and is a former member of the Infrastructure Advisory Board for the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade.