They also submitted a proposal for the Toronto City Hall international competition, which was ultimately unsuccessful. The later part of the decade brought three significant projects: the William Lyon Mackenzie Building, which was to be the second-largest building in Toronto at the time, the Union Carbide Head Office, and the Imperial Oil Research Centre. The latter building won Shore and Moffat another Massey Medal and launched the firm into the research field, bringing them projects for Petro Canada, Royal Dutch Shell and Teck Cominco.
They also submitted a bid for the Toronto City Hall international competition, which ultimately failed. The latter part of the decade featured three major projects: the William Lyon Mackenzie Building, intended to be the second-largest building in Toronto at that time, the Union Carbide Head Office, and the Imperial Oil Research Centre. The final structure won Shore and Moffat another Massey Medal and propelled them into the research field, securing projects for Petro Canada, Royal Dutch Shell, and Teck Cominco.