Jean-Claude Marsan

Background

Marsan, Jean-Claude was born on October 7, 1938 in St-Eustache, Quebec, Canada. Son of Aimé and Gertrude (Bolduc) Marsan.

Education

Bachelor, U. Montreal, 1960; Bachelor of Architecture, U. Montreal, 1965; Master of Science in Urban Planning, U. Edinburgh, Scotland, 1968; Doctor of Philosophy in Urban Planning, U. Edinburgh, Scotland, 1975.

Career

Associate professor School Architecture, U. Montreal, 1975-1984; professor, U. Montreal, since 1984; dean Faculté de L'Aménagement, U. Montreal, 1984-1993; director School Architecture, U. Montreal, 1975-1979; research professor, Institute québécois de recherche sur la culture, 1980-1982. President Committee to Study the Future of Olympic Installations, Montreal, 1977.

Achievements

• Jean-Claude Marsan has been listed as a notable Architect, urban planner, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Founding member Save Montreal, 1973-1978, Municipal Action Group, 1978. Pres.Heritage Montreal, 1983-1988. Board directors Museum Fine Arts Montreal, 1975-1987, vice president, 1978-1987, Hôtel Dieu Hospital Montréal, 1996-1997, Commission de la Capitale Nationale Du Quebec, since 1995.

Member Ordre des Architectes du Quebec (Priz Paul-Henri Lapointe 1984, 85, 87, Prix Gérard Morisset 1992, government of Quebec), Royal Society Canada, Ordre des Urbanistes du Què.

Connections

Children: Jean-Sébastien, Marc-Auréle.

Father:

Aimé Marsan

Mother:

Gertrude (Bolduc) Marsan

child:

Jean-Sébastien Marsan

child:

Marc-Auréle Marsan