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Beatrice Centner Davidson (1909 – March 5, 1986) was a Canadian architect living in Ontario. She was born Beatrice Centner in Toronto. Davidson received her BArch from the University of Toronto in 1930; she received the Toronto Architectural Guild Bronze Medal on graduation. In 1937, she received a MArch, also from the University of Toronto; in the same year, she married Harry Davidson. Davidson worked intermittently for the architectural firm of P.A. Deacon. She also was a research assistant for professor Eric Arthur's book Toronto, No Mean City. She designed two houses in Toronto and designed and supervised the construction of furniture for family and friends.