Amy Shin, Author at Bridge

UNDERGRAD WORK / If a building could speak, what would it say? A profound Arch 126 Exercise

Mar 23, 2021

It feels like we just started winter term a few weeks ago but here we are, already halfway through the term. It has been quite the ride (for the first years at least); but looking back, there have been a few valuable lessons that really changed the way we see architecture. We thought it would be interesting to share it with others here and make a mini “time capsule” for first years to remember. First year or not, it will be a profound...

WORLD WATER DAY / Indigenous Water Crisis: Water First

Mar 22, 2021

Even though Canada has one of the world’s largest freshwater reserves, not everyone has access to them. While many people can drink their tap water without a second thought, others need to stay alert as it may be contaminated. This, sadly, is the reality for many First Nation communities. About a seventh of them do not have access to clean drinking water in Canada. Even in Ontario, 32% of First Nation families have been under a...

STUDENT LIFE / First-Year Students’ Transition to a Remote Architecture Education

Oct 20, 2020

The University of Waterloo School of Architecture takes pride in its tight-knit culture. Working collaboratively with all our peers, building relationships with upper-years, and running into students in the hall are among many of the perks mentioned at the school’s open houses. The great sense of family in Waterloo makes it like no other. The University of Waterloo School of Architecture Campus; a place we will have to wait a little longer to visit (image...

About Amy Shin

UNDERGRAD WORK / If a building could speak, what would it say? A profound Arch 126 Exercise

WORLD WATER DAY / Indigenous Water Crisis: Water First

STUDENT LIFE / First-Year Students’ Transition to a Remote Architecture Education

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