News
» Go to news mainArchitecture firm earns more accolades
Posted by Nova News Now on
April 24, 2014
in
News
Brian MacKay-Lyons (BSc鈥�73, BEDS鈥�77, BArch鈥�78) and Talbot Sweetapple (BA鈥�92, BEDS鈥�95, MARFP鈥�97) are the founding partners of . The firm has garnered over 100 awards for excellence in design.
Most recently, MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple was named:
鈥� an
鈥� an for Two Hulls House
鈥� an for Cliff House
鈥� a for Two Hulls House
鈥� a for Troop Barn
Both partners are Dalhousie professors. They have designed some of the school鈥檚 most familiar structures, including the Goldberg Computer Science Building and the former TUNS Faculty of Architecture building.
Read more in 鈥�,鈥澛�www.novanewsnow.com.
Recent News
- Innovation meets real鈥憌orld design challenges in School of Architecture Free Labs
- Faculty of Architecture and Planning creates forum for discussing housing strategies for the future
- The Loaded Ladle providing food security for Sexton Campus students
- D'Arcy Jones' exhibition and talk brings community together
- From assistant professor to associate professor with tenure.
- Spring 2023 Convocation Address
- Dalhousie architecture students recognized in CASA Student Work Showcase
- Alumni engagement and student development in the Big Apple