Events

Arriscraft Canada Brick Speaker Series: What kind of world do you want to live in? OK, now build it!

Part of the School of Architecture 20th Anniversary in Cambridge Weekend!

Friday, November 1, 2024
6:30 pm, Cummings Lecture Theatre

Rosa Chang (BES '96, BARCH ’99), Gotham Park
Moderated by Camille Mitchell (MArch ’09, BArch ’06)

Seasonal influenza outbreaks occur in Canada from late Fall through the Winter months. Health Services will be on campus in Musagetes Library on Monday, November 18 between 10:00 am and 2:00 pm to offer the flu vaccine to all School of Architecture Students, Faculty and Staff.

Arriscraft Canada Brick Speaker Series: Plant Scale

Thursday, November 21, 2024
6:00 pm, Cummings Lecture Theatre

Mae-ling Lokko, Yale School of Architecture
Moderated by Jane Mah Hutton

Join our students, faculty and staff for Roma XLV Exhibition and Reception, Thursday, November 28, 2024 at our Rome Studio!

Join us on Thursday, December 12 from 6:30 - 8:00 pm as we celebrate the opening of Let's Build a Collective Memory of Chinatown!

Featuring work by Samira El Badaui, Kayla Estacio, Lana Dang, Cindy He, Jenny Hu, Khadeejah Kazi, Avory Lai, Alisa Lau, Jhony Li Feng, Tina Lin, Nathan Man, Areeba Saleem, Derek Shin, Jacquelyne Jane Villaspin. 

Co-designed with Eva Chu, Christie Carrière, Bryan Hong, Sharon Hong, Phyllis Lam, Chiyi Tam, Shulan Tien, Beryl Tsang, Julie Wang, Angela Wang, Amy Wang, Eric Wang, Wendy Yang and Linda Zhang.

Gena Wirth, RLA, is Design Principal and Partner at SCAPE. She works with cities, community advocates and landowners to reveal the immense ecological and cultural potential of public landscapes.

Come out and learn what your clubs and associations are up to and how you can get involved!

Water, Relationality and Design: A Conversation on Climate and Indigenous Science

David Fortin, Professor, University of Waterloo School of Architecture
Kelsey Leonard, Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Waters, Climate and Sustainability, University of Waterloo

Thursday, February 27, 2025
6:00 pm, Cummings Lecture Theatre

Curious about what life in architecture could look like post-graduation in Canada? Ever wondered what practice in the US is like outside of working in big firms?

Stephanie is a senior researcher at the Life Cycle Lab at the University of Washington. Her work investigates the interaction between the natural and constructed environment, including embodied carbon, life cycle assessment (LCA), urban ecology, landscape performance and supply chains and toxicity of building materials. Combining a background in environmental science and architectural design, she builds bridges between research and practice, bringing data-driven analysis and topical research to complex design problems.