Sepideh Rajabzadeh presents at RC21 Conference
Sepideh Rajabzadeh (MArch '23) was invited to Santiago, Chile to present her thesis, "On the Edge of Third Space: A Re-imagination of the Refugee Camp Boundaries" at the RC21 Conference 2024.
Sepideh Rajabzadeh (MArch '23) was invited to Santiago, Chile to present her thesis, "On the Edge of Third Space: A Re-imagination of the Refugee Camp Boundaries" at the RC21 Conference 2024.
An international panel of World War II archeologists and academic historians including School of Architecture Professor, Dr. Robert Jan van Pelt assembed to examine the Nazi occupation of the island of Alderney during World War II presented their findings at the Imperial War Museum in London in May.
Three teams of Waterloo Architecture undergraduate students presented papers at the 2024 conference held June 27 - 29 in Querétaro, Mexico.
This edition of Alumni in the News includes Drew Mandel (BArch '95), Rick Galezowski (BES '97, BArch '98), Siamak Hariri (BES '82), Wanda Ely (BES '96, BArch '98), Amanda Large (BES '02, BArch '05), Anya Moryoussef (BES '04, MArch '06)Mona Dai (BAS '15, MArch '18), Niara van Gaalen (BArch '23), Tony Kogan (BAS '18, MArch '20), Nikē/Vic Baneberry (BAS '18, MArch '21) and Julia Nakanishi (BAS '18, MArch '20).
Brian Rudy (BES '89, BArch '93) partner at Moriyama Teshima Architects, joined the Behind the Build podcast this week to discuss the recent decision by the Province of Ontario to close the Ontario Science Centre.
Waterloo School of Architecture is proud to announce the recipients of its Annual Student Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements in academic excellence, leadership, and community service.
Associate Professor / Associate Director, Research / Director - AE Program, Dr. Mohamad Araji Wins 2023 ASHRAE Decarbonization Challenge Award.
A modest family health clinic is designed—and crafted—with a palpable sense of care for patients and clinicians alike.
The call for submissions for our annual Masterworks exhibition is now open!
The Canada Council for the Arts announces Conrad Speckert (BAS '19) as the recipient of the 2024 Prix de Rome in Architecture — Emerging Practitioners Award.