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Monday, July 13, 2015

Dereck Revington featured on CBC radio's Cross Country Checkup

Dereck Revington was a guest on CBC Radio's Cross Country Checkup on July 5, 2015.

The question was, What makes a good monument and praise-worthy public art?​ in response to the plans for Cape Breton's Mother Canada statue and Ottawa's Memorial to the victims of communism. Dereck also talks about the Luminous Veil, and is featured beginning at 0:28 minutes. 

Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Lateral Office wins Honourable Mention

Lateral Office (Lola Sheppard, UW, and Mason White, UofT) received an honourable mention in the Cool Schools competition, working with University of Waterloo architecture students Jack Lipson and Kate Holbrook Smith. 

The COOLschool design competition called for proposals for a school building which will act as a safe, comfortable, learning environment for 100 pupils withstanding the extreme temperatures in Mongolia. 

Congratulations to Lateral Office!

Monday, July 6, 2015

Congratulations to SSEF competition winners!

The Steel Structures Education Foundation (SSEF) held it's annual Design Competition and Waterloo Architecture students dominated! This year's theme was 'recycle - recycler' :

Friday, June 19, 2015

Nada Nafeh, M.Arch candidate, launches initiative and website in Cairo

Nada Nafeh, M.Arch candidate launched the [in]formal Pattern Language initiative and the website by hosting a Talk entitled "Towards an [in]formal Pattern Language" at the American University in Cairo (AUC) on June 3rd, 2015. The Talk, co-organized by the School of Architecture, University of Waterloo and AUC hosted the following Speakers: Nada Nafeh, Magda Mostafa, Associate Professor at The American University in Cairo and Omar Nagati, Beth Stryker and Hanaa Gad from CLUSTER.
Wednesday, June 10, 2015

Velocity Company DraftingSPACE Acquired By BuildDirect

Former Waterloo Architecture students Beth Nenniger and Laura Austin have sold their first company, DraftingSPACE, to Vancouver-based BuildDirect.
 

DraftingSPACE enables homeowners to design their own renovation projects. BuildDirect has an wide-reaching distribution network for renovation materials. It’s the perfect partnership and we are super excited to have been offered a seat on BuildDirect’s rocketship.

Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Magdalena Milosz presents papers at annual SSAC Conference

Magdalena Milosz presented two papers based on her thesis research at
the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada's (SSAC) annual
conference in Annapolis Royal, NS, held May 27-30.
Magdalena completed her Master of Architecture in January 2015, entitled "Don’t Let Fear Take Over": The Space and Memory of Indian Residential Schools.
Friday, April 24, 2015

Chanel Dehond wins HD Award 2015

Waterloo Architecture graduate Chanel Dehond has won an award for her project The Lost Day Spa in the Student Project category of the 11th annual HD Awards.

Monday, April 20, 2015

Tristan van Leur receives Michael Evamy scholarship

Waterloo Architecture would like to congratulate M.Arch candidate Tristan van Leur, the 2015 recipient of the Michael Evamy Scholarship. 

Instead of trying to convince people to put their devices away, Tristan's thesis entitled Spacebook will examine ways to empower public spaces through mobile devices.

Congratulations Tristan!

Read the DIALOG press release.

Tuesday, March 24, 2015

Chanel Dehond receives Honourable Mention in Fairy Tales competition

Waterloo Architecture graduate Chanel Dehond (BAS, M.Arch) received an Honourable Mention in the 2015 Fairy Tales competition.
Hosted by Blank Space, it was the second iteration of the popular ideas contest that challenges participants to produce inspired architectural projects accompanied by fictional stories. With over 1,200 participants from 65 countries around the world, the Fairy Tales competition has cemented itself as the largest ideas competition in the industry.

Congratulations Chanel!