Basic Biographical Details

Name:	Sharp & Brown
Designation:
Born:	1910
Died:	1919
Bio Notes:	Andrew Sharp was born c.1876 and articled to John Hutchison from 1891 to 1896, during which period he attended Glasgow School of Art. He was thereafter an assistant in the offices of John James Burnet and Thomas Lennox Watson from whom he transferred to Robert Findlay, formerly of Burnet's office, in Montreal in 1900. While in Findlay's office, he passed the qualifying exam in June 1901 and was admitted ARIBA on 3 February 1902, his proposers being Hutchison, Burnet and Watson. Later in that year he became chief designer in the office of Darling & Pearson in Toronto and remained with them until he commenced independent practice at 11 Wellington Street East, Toronto in 1910, briefly on his own and then in partnership with James Hodge Brown, who had also emigrated from Glasgow. This partnership ended in 1919 when he entered into partnership with ____ Horner.

Private and Business Addresses

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	Address	Type	Date from	Date to	Notes
	Toronto, Canada	Business

Employment and Training

Employees or Pupils

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	Name	Date from	Date to	Position	Notes
	Andrew Sharp	1910	1919	Partner
	James Hodge Brown	1910	1919	Partner

Buildings and Designs

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	Date started	Building name	Town, district or village	Island	City or county	Country	Notes
	1912	Manitoba Parliament Buildings	Edmonton		Winnipeg	Canada	Placed second in competition

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