Image credit: RAICThe RAIC has announced the jury panel that will evaluate design proposals for the 200-Block Banff Avenue Redevelopment Project architectural design competition, sponsored by Parks Canada.Following a formal call for Expressions of Interest from qualified professionals back in March 2025, the RAIC has assembled a 10-member jury that brings together professionals in the field of architecture and building design.The jury is a diverse group representing areas of interest applicable to the competition and is made up of ten individuals.Experts in building design, architecture, and engineering include Carol Blanger, architect, from Edmonton, Alberta, Catherine Berris, landscape architect and planner from Vancouver, British Columbia, Rene Daoust, architect and urban designer and Nicolas Demers-Stoddart, architect, both from Montreal, Quebec, David Down, architect, and Dr. Brian R. Sinclair, professor of architecture, both from Calgary, Alberta, Naomi Ratte, intern landscape architect from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Janet Rosenberg, landscape architect from Toronto, Ontario, and Claire Weisz, architect from Toronto and New York.Christine Loth-Bown, vice-president of external relations and visitor experience at Parks Canada, will also serve as the Parks Canada representative on the jury.For more information about the jurors, click here.The post Jury Panel Announced for 200-Block Banff Avenue Redevelopment Architectural Design Competition appeared first on Canadian Architect.