Brian Lilley

Education

• BES, University of Manitoba
• AADipl, Architectural Association

Current Teaching (2020–21)

• ARCH 4003: Design
• ARCH 4004/6002: Free Lab
  
• ARCH 5212: From Principle to Detail
  
• ARCH 5308: Professional Practice: Co-op Work Term
• ARCH 9013: MArch Thesis II

Research / Practice Interests

Prof. Lilley studies ecological, programmatic, and artistic strategies influencing design. His built projects advocate health and well-being of communities through capacity-building, especially through robust facade and garden design. He is involved in cross-disciplinary research into ceramic materials, as well as augmented environments such as computational representation of interior climate and networked knowledge-enhanced forms of circulation.

Selected Publications

• Lilley, Brian, Roland Hudson, Kevin Plucknett, and Rory Macdonald. 2012. "Ceramic Perspiration: Multi-scalar Development of Ceramic Material." ACADIA conference proceedings.
  
• Description of Pictou Landing Health Centre. 2013. In Hospital Architecture, ed. Christine Nicki-Weller and Hans Nickl. Salenstein, Switzerland: Braun.
  
• Lilley, Brian, and Philip Beesley, ed. 2007. Expanding Bodies: Art, Cities, Environment. ACADIA conference proceedings.
  
• Sauerbruch Hutton Architects. 2000. GSW Headquarters Berlin. Baden: Lars Müller.
  
• Description of drawing technique of Brian Lilley and Arthur Collin. 1992. In Picturing Architecture: Graphic Presentation Techniques in Australian Architectural Practice, ed. Desley Luscombe and Anne Pedan. Roseville, Australia: Craftsman House.
  

Selected Built Works

• North End Community Garden, Halifax (Dalhousie University School of Architecture Free Labs)
  
• Pictou Landing Health Centre, Pictou Landing, Nova Scotia (with Richard Kroeker / Piskwepaq Design Inc.)
  
• Casa Olea, Madrid
  
• GSW Headquarters, Berlin (with Sauerbruch Hutton Architects)
  
• Kalastchi House, Ascott, England (with Giles Prince)
  

Selected Honours and Awards

• Cluster leader for Transgranular Perspiration, Smart Geometry conference, Troy, NY (2012)
  
• Maritime Regional Coordinator for "Migrating Landscapes," Canadian entry for the Venice Biennale (2012)
• Chicago Atheneum International Architecture Award (2010): for Pictou Landing Health Centre (with Richard Kroeker / Piskwepaq Design Inc.)
  
• Architekturpreis BDA Berlin (2000); Deutscher Fassadenpreis VHF (2001), Bauphysikpreis; Benedictus Award (2003): for GSW Headquarters, Berlin (with Sauerbruch Hutton Architects)
  

Scholarly or Professional Memberships

• Association for Computer Aided Design in Architecture (ACADIA)
  
• Smart Geometry
  
• Canada Green Building Council
  
• Institute for Research in Materials, Dalhousie University

Current Service Activities

• contributor to the North End Community Garden greenhouse project and the North End Health Clinic, Halifax
  
• advisor to the William King Elementary School outdoor amphitheatre project, Herring Cove, NS
  
• contributor to the Urban Roots community garden project, Halifax