District 6, Rigby, Idaho.
Construction Completed Summer 1996.
A new office building of approximately 5,000 square feet and renovations and additions to an existing office building.
AIA Award of Citation in Architecture.
Idaho Chapter, 1998.
Ketchum, Idaho.
Construction Completed 1991.
A 30,000 square foot mixed use commercial building. Uses include retail and a residential penthouse.
Gold Nugget Merit Award. Annual International Competition, Best in Category, “Mixed Use”.
Pacific Coast Builders Conference, 1993.
Honor Award, Northwest Electric and Power Association. Bonneville Power Administration and the Portland Chapter AIA, 1993.
AIA Citation Award.
Idaho Chapter, 1992.
AIA Honor Award, Materials Use – Steel.
Idaho Chapter, 1991.
Excellence in Energy Efficient Construction.
Idaho Power Company, 1991.
Blaine County, Idaho.
Design Phase 1979.
An Olympic size swimming pool with 3M and 10M diving boards and support facilities was commissioned by the Blaine County Parks District. The design solution included arrays of solar hot water panels located on the roof to heat the pool. Materials utilized include precast concrete, glass block, stucco and glass. The design was not constructed due to a public bond issue that did not carry.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Completed 1970
Design Architect for a steel frame proto-type pedestrian bridge which initiated an elevated enclosed pedestrian walkway system in the urban core of Calgary: The first link spans 118 feet from the Calgary Inn Hotel to Calgary Place.
Dan Kiley and Partners, Design Architects, Jack Smith, Partner-in-Charge; Abugov & Sunderland, Architects of Record; Reed, Jones, Christoffersen, Structural Engineer.
I.C.A.O. International Civil Aviation Organization
Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
1969 – 1970
An architectural design study including site analysis, programming and space planning for the headquarters of the International Civil Aviation Organization, an agency of the United Nations.
Dan Kiley and Partners, Jack Smith, Partner-in-Charge.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Construction Completed 1970.
Design and consulting architect for a 24-story office building for Pacific 66 Petroleum Company. The project includes a small civic plaza which links to the Plus 15 pedestrian walkway system.
Dan Kiley and Partners, Design Architects, Jack Smith, Partner-in-Charge; Stevenson, Raines, Barrett, Hutton and Seaton, Architects of Record; Reed, Jones, Christopherson, Structural Engineers.
This project was recently discussed during an interview with Calgary Modern which can be read using the following link https://www.calgarymodern.com/blog/interview-with-jack-smith
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Construction Completed 1970.
Design and consulting architect for a 26-story office building for western headquarters of the Royal Bank of Canada.
Dan Kiley and Partners, Design Architects, Jack Smith, Partner-in-Charge; Hy Tolchinsky, Architect of Record; Reed, Jones, Christopherson, Structural Engineers.
This project was recently discussed during an interview with Calgary Modern which can be read using the following link https://www.calgarymodern.com/blog/interview-with-jack-smith
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Construction Completed 1970.
Design and consulting architect for an urban complex consisting of a 31-story office building for Mobil Oil, a 24-story office building for Superior Oil, a banking pavilion for the Toronto Dominion Bank with roof garden, shopping malls, cinema and parking below grade.
Dan Kiley and Partners, Design Architects, Jack Smith, Partner-in-Charge; Abugov & Sunderland, Architects of Record; Reed, Jones, Christopherson, Structural Engineers.
This project was recently discussed during an interview with Calgary Modern which can be read using the following link https://www.calgarymodern.com/blog/interview-with-jack-smith
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Plan Completed 1967
A plan to create a public park with a two level shopping plaza below, in the city’s central square.
Dan Kiley and Partners, Jack Smith, Partner-in-Charge.
Ketchum, Idaho.
Design Phase 2018
This mixed-use building includes a dentist office at ground level with residences above. The residences have unique Japanese influenced design, high end finishes, and views of Bald Mountain and the Boulder Mountain Range. The exposed glue-lam structure explores the potential of the Smith modified vierendeel truss system for snow loads and column free interior spaces. The design includes private garages, secure storage, and elevator access.
Principal Architect: Jack Smith FAIA.
Intial studies and renderings in collaboration with Ensitio Design.
