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July 22, 2014
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Photo Credit: Canadian Architect/Riley Smith
Omar Gandhi (BEDS’03, MArchFP’05) has been awarded the Canada Council 2014 Prix de Rome prize, totalling $50,000.
The annual award recognizes outstanding achievement in Canadian architecture.
Gandhi lives in Halifax, where he founded Omar Gandhi Architect.
Read more in “Professional Prix de Rome awarded to Omar Gandhi” on canadianarchitect.com.
Photo Credit: Canadian Architect/Riley Smith
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