Waterloo Architecture celebrates 20 years in the Cambridge community
Waterloo news joins us in celebrating 20 years in the Cambridge community.
Waterloo news joins us in celebrating 20 years in the Cambridge community.
The article 'If these walls could ... generate energy?' examines Associate Professor / Associate Director, Research Dr. Mohamad T. Araji's research into using machine learning and microalgae to generate energy from the walls of regular office buildings.
What could the future of Waterloo Region look like if deeply affordable housing was our priority?An exhibition of Waterloo Architecture third-year undergraduate student housing design is on display at Waterloo City Hall from September 30 to October 27.
A recent Globe and Mail article 'Why and how to plant your own food forest' interviewed Mkomose and profiled his work with Waterloo Architecture students in ARCH 243 - Indigenous Practices course.
On September 4, O'Donovan Director Maya Przybylski announced the appointment of Fiona Lim Tung as Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream.
Masters student Oluwatobiloba Babalola alongside a team of students from McGill, UofT and TMU won the First Place Award at Timber Fever 2024.
Two teams of undergraduate students were invited to present their research at the eCAADe (Education and research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe) conference that took place at the University of Cyprus Nicosia, Cyprus from September 11-13, 2024.
Muralist Stephanie Boutari (BAS ’11, MArch ’14) was featured in the latest edition of Waterloo Magazine, 'Happiness'. The feature details Boutari's practice and how her experience at the School of Architecture and in the Cambridge community helped form her practice and vision.
Jason Cai, Silas Clusiau, Kenneth Siu and Max Perry were awarded the $2,000 first prize and the people’s choice award in the Construction Specifications Canada student design competition.
Madeline Engen and Yoon Hur Receive 2024 AIA COTE Top Ten Award for Excellence and Innovation in Sustainable Architecture.