4B students Roni Haravon, Justin Ng, and Marco Chow recently won 3rd place in an international competition for their design of a Future Library.

The Buoyant Foundation Project research group recently took 3rd place in an international disaster resilience design competition. Their entry consisted of four retrofitted amphibious homes in rural Vietnam.

Masters student Mark took third place in a recent competition for designing a pavilion in Kenya’s Amboseli National Park.

3B students Claudia and Penny won this year’s Masonry Worx award for their design of a mixed-used masonry building in Kitchener.

Masters students Salim and Amirhesam won the CISC Architectural Student Design Competition with their design for a water harvesting tower.

  The Stop Gap Foundation, the Cambridge Accessibility Committee, the Cambridge Seniors Woodworking Club, local businesses, and students from the UWaterloo School of Architecture are working together to bring StopGap Ramps to Cambridge, and we need your help with artwork! Storefronts with single steps up from the sidewalk can provide considerable barriers to the elderly, […]

UWSA Grad Louis-Pierre Bélec has placed second in the biennial Labjovem competition in the Azores. His project, Angra360º, repurposes an abandoned silo and granary in the city of Angra do Heroísmo on the island of Terceira. The work will be exhibited in multiple locations throughout the Azores, mainland Portugal and beyond this year.

Felix Yang and Thomas Noussis’s proposal Nu Oil re-imagined the future of refueling in era of drones and intelligent everyday objects. Their proposal for a semi-autonomous system which operates at the urban scale was recently awarded 1st Prize in the Fueling Station(s) competition.

Tex-Fab Digital Fabrication Alliance The 4 finalists from the Tex Fab SKIN competition will be exhibiting their prototypes at the ACADIA Adaptive Architecture Conference, where the jury will review and announce the winners. Tex Fab was formed by Brad Bell, Kevin Patrick McClellan, and Andrew Vrana in 2009 as an alliance in Texas that aims […]

As a part of their course curriculum for Arch 226: Environmental Building Design, the 2A class of Fall 2012 competed in the “Evolve: Sustainable Design Competition” sponsored by RBC and B + H Architects for architecture and engineering students in Canada. Challenging architecture and engineering students to work together in multi-discliplinary teams, the competition brief […]