Two Globe and Mail pieces profiling the research of Assistant Professor Linda Zhang were released this week.
Thesis defence: Adrian Chiu
Towards a Soft Architecture: Approachable Kit-of-Parts for Soft Interactive Architecture
Thesis defence: Meghan Won
Architecture as Setting the Stage: A framework for architectural design of virtual reality places centering the concept of presence through Wideström, Hernandez-Ibañez and Barneche-Naya, and Slater
Thesis defence: Elizabeth Yeoh
Re-storying Dammed Waters: Towards Kichisippi Pimisi (American Eel) Recovery in Algonquin Provincial Park
Thesis defence: Danielle Grabke
Crafted Experiences: Weaving the Craft of Dressmaking into Retail Space
Thesis defence: Taylor Murray
Re-Imagining Indoor Gardening Systems: Ceramic Light Fixtures as Food Growing Typologies
Elder Tehahenteh will use an understanding of the Kanienkeha’:ka (Mohawk) language, breaking apart each word to teach the Creation story.
Elder Frank Miller will use an understanding of the Kanienkeha’:ka (Mohawk) language, breaking apart each word to teach the Creation story.
The Elder's Lodge is a weekly teaching session by Elder in Residence William Woodworth.
Thesis defence: Janna Kholodova
The Cosmos and Four-Dimensional Geometry as seen in the Visionary Architecture of the Russian Avant-Garde