Waterloo Architecture wishes to congratulate David Correa and llLab. for the project Bamboo Bamboo, Canopy and Pavilions, winner of ArchDaily's Building of the Year 2021, in the category Small Scale & Installations.
Online, February 6, 2021
WA Professor Philip Beesley participated in a panel at a DigitalFUTURES Young talk, moderating and responding to Interactive Architecture research from five design teams. Philip was joined by moderators Virginia Melnyk and Gustavo Rincon, with presentations by Roshni Gera + Misbah Shehreen Baig + Yunzhu Duan + Elisavet Konstantinidou, Mümün Keser, Mona Ghandi, Zoe Diakak + Marina Mersiadou, and Irem Bugdayci.
We would like to extend warmest congratulations to Robert Jan van Pelt, who has received the Engineering Research Excellence Award in the Professor category.
Philip Beesley participated in a panel and Digital Futures talk entitled 'Meander: Precarious Action within Aether.' Philip is joined by Behnaz Farahi, Ruairi Glynn and Neil Leach; are all LASG contributors.
Congratulations to Brenda Reid whose collaborative art project, From Behind the Mask received recognition on CTV News this week.
From Behind the Mask is a community quilt of COVID-19 stories. Local community members are able to pick up a kit from a number of nearby businesses and use the materials to express their covid-19 experiences through words and fabric. The kit is then mailed back to be included in a large community covid-19 quilt.
Living Architecture Systems Group and Riverside Architectural Press proudly announce 'CITA: Complex Modelling', a compilation of five years of computational modeling in architecture.
The book is authored by LASG partner CITA, the Centre for Information Technology and Architecture at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and published by Waterloo Architecture's Riverside Architectural Press.
Elizabeth English shares her ideas on amphibious housing in the Wall Street Journal article, Climate-proofing homes for extreme weather ahead.
In the face of climate change, historic communities are becoming more vulnerable to increasingly frequent storm and flood events. Adapting to changing water levels requires forward-looking strategies to limit disastrous impacts on the well-being and cultural heritage of these communities.
Congratulations to Kelsey Rose Dawson, Nathanael Sheffler, and Mia Milanovic, finalists for the 2020 Best of Year Awards in the student category for Twisted Brick!
Interior Design's Best of Year is the design industry's premier design awards program, honoring the most significant work of the year and recognizing designers, architects, and manufacturers from around the globe.
Congratulations to Jason McMillan whose thesis, Unsettling Ground: Studies on Building and Fluid Geology in Arviat, Nunavut received a 2020 Canadian Architect Student Award of Excellence.