Spearheaded by Philip Beesley and curated by Sasha Hastings, the sensorial installation Grove at the Venice Architecture Biennale explores constant metamorphosis of our environment.
Sounding Bodies: Experiments in Sonically Active Surfaces is a new publication by Jonathan Tyrrell from the Living Architecture Systems Group Folio Series, published by Riverside Architectural Press.
Inten-City is now available at various locations in Downtown Kitchener!
Canadian Institute of Steel Construction
The award of Excellence goes to Phil Carr-Harris and James Kwon of 4B. Award of Merit to Meghan Engelen, Maggie Claus, Eric Duplessis of 1B. Award of Merit to Elise Cloutier and Steven Lin of 3B.
The Waterloo Architecture community wishes to congratulate the 2 students who have completed their Bachelor of Architectural Studies degree and the 31 students who have completed their Master of Architecture degree. While we can't celebrate in person, the Class of Spring 2021 were sent a video of congratulatory messages from faculty and staff, participated in a virtual toast, and on June 19th joined the Class of 2021 Virtual Convocation Celebration.
17th International Architecture Exhibition
HOW WILL WE LIVE TOGETHER?
Congratulations to MArch candidate Bianca Weeko Martin, who has been selected for the AGO X RBC Emerging Artists Exchange for her project, The White House.
Congratulations to Fiona Lim Tung and Anne Bordeleau, who both received a 2020 Outstanding Performance Award.
"I am very pleased to announce the Outstanding Performance Award recipients for 2020 and would like to take this opportunity to congratulate them for their outstanding contributions to the University of Waterloo," writes James Rush, vice-president, academic & provost. Anne and Fiona were both named for the Faculty of Engineering.
Grove by Philip Beesley and the Living Architecture Systems Group will be open to the public at the Venice Biennale of Architecture from May 22 to November 21, 2021.
An alumnus of Waterloo Architecture was recently announced as the winner of a prestigious award through the Canada Council for the Arts.
Samantha Eby (BAS ’14), who works as an architectural designer at Batay-Csorba Architects in Toronto, is the recipient of the 2020 Prix de Rome in Architecture for Emerging Practitioners.
The prize is awarded annually to a recent graduate of a Canadian architectural school – Eby went on to earn a master’s degree at the University of Toronto in 2018 – who has demonstrated exceptional potential in contemporary architectural design.