Diarmuid Nash

Partner
BES, M.Arch., OAA(PP), AIBC, AAA, FRAIC(PP), HON AIA, HON FCARM

Diarmuid Nash has enjoyed close to 25 years with Moriyama & Teshima, having joined M&T in 1988 after completing work on the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo, a design-build project.

A partner since 1998, Diarmuid is particularly skilled and adept at managing complex, aggressive Fast-track, CM/GMP projects that must address the often divergent priorities of diverse user and interest groups and delivering award-winning buildings on Time and on Budget. Diarmuid was Partner-in-Charge of the 2008 Governor General Award winning New Canadian War Museum in Ottawa; and the recently completed, multi-phase Queenston Plaza Border Crossing Redevelopment. Diarmuid is currently leading the Fast-track, multi-phase, CM/GMP Aga Khan Museum project in Toronto (M&T Architects of Record); and is leading the M&T Team on the new City of Surrey City Hall project in Surrey, BC, and the new Canadian Chancery project in Georgetown, Guyana.

Diarmuid was responsible for the design of the first major Ontario Government building to incorporate sustainable design - the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Headquarters Building - and also one of the earliest design-build projects in Ontario.