RIAI Scott Tallon Walker Student Excellence Award
02.07.2019
Scott Tallon Walker Architects are once again delighted to be associated with the RIAI in the launch of the “RIAI Scott Tallon Walker Student Excellence Award” (the former RIAI Travelling Scholarship student award) in memory of Scott Tallon Walker Architects’ three founding partners, Dr. Michael Scott, Dr. Ronald Tallon and Robin Walker.
The aim of the RIAI Scott Tallon Walker Student Excellence Award is to:
- Promote the study of contemporary architecture.
- Encourage and foster architectural excellence among the student body.
- Encourage and facilitate communication between the schools.
- Provide a basis for growing awareness of architecture in society through exhibitions and publications sponsored by RIAI.
The award is open to students currently enrolled in Fifth (final thesis) Year on prescribed courses in architecture. Further details are available at: https://www.riai.ie/education/riai_student_awards/
Author
Michael TallonMichael Tallon’s commitment to the very highest standards in architectural quality, finish and detail, informs the design vision for which STW is renowned.
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