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Dandavino, Rita Rachele was born on June 16, 1953 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Daughter of Francis and Matilde (Marchi) Dandavino.
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Rita Rachele Dandavino, Canadian Urban planner, architect. Quebec Government scholar, 1977-1979; grantee Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Study Bursary, 1977-1979; McGill University scholar, 1977-1979; French Government scholar, 1981. Member Corporation Urbanistes Quebec, Canada Institute Planners, Ordre Architectes Quebec, Association Vieux Port (Executive Committee 1978-1980), Icomos Canada (board directors since 1987).
Education
Bachelor of Architecture, U. Montreal, 1976; Master in Urban Planning, McGill University, 1979; postgraduate, UQAM-ENAP-INRS, Montreal, since 1987.
Career
Technician, National Research Council, Ottawa, 1975;
technician, planner, City of Montreal, summers 1977-1980;
planner, Lanac Plan, Montreal, 1980;
planner, Daniel Arbour & Associations, Lavalin and Montreal, Canada, 1981-1984;
planner, Daniel Arbour & Associations, Montreal, since 1986;
planner, Daniel Arbour & Associations, Merauke, Indonesia, 1984-1986;
planner, City of Montreal, since 1986. Research assistant Commission Biens Culturels, Montreal, Quebec, 1981-1982. Board directors Societe Immobiliere Vieux Port Montreal subsidiary Canada Lands Company Ltd., 1981-1984.
Secretary board directors Fondation Paul Gérin Lajoie, since 1991.
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Member Corporation Urbanistes Quebec, Canada Institute Planners, Ordre Architectes Quebec, Association Vieux Port (Executive Committee 1978-1980), Icomos Canada (board directors since 1987).
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Canadian
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Quebec Government scholar, 1977-1979. Grantee Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Study Bursary, 1977-1979. McGill University scholar, 1977-1979. French Government scholar, 1981.Quebec Government scholar, 1977-1979. Grantee Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Study Bursary, 1977-1979. McGill University scholar, 1977-1979.
French Government scholar, 1981.