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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Student Work

January 15, 2015 Posted by BRIDGE Graduate Work, Undergraduate Work, Work

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Would you like to see your work exhibited on the BRIDGE website? The BRIDGE team is inviting you to submit your past or ongoing studio projects, elective work, or in-progress thesis to be featured in our Student Work series.

Submission Requirements:

  • In a text editable format include the project description, project title, studio description and studio professors as well as a personal manifesto of 200-300 words.
  • 3 jpegs, minimum 900 px wide.

Send all submissions to:

submit@waterlooarchitecture.com

The number of projects selected will be based on the number of submissions.

The projects will be selected by the BRIDGE curatorial team.

Check out some of the past Student Work posts!

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Comprehensive Design Studio / Voss Spa / 4B

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Masters Work / Second Skin: Painting Architecture

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Rome Studio / Grafting / 4A

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