The Unwind Fiber Arts Club, originally called the UWSA Knitting Club, was started in Fall 2014 by a group of graduate students who shared a passion for knitting and an interest in learning new textile crafts and techniques. Unwind is currently looking to expand its knowledge of textile crafts and would love to learn more about the fiber talent at UWSA so if you have a skill that you’d like to share such as leather working, bookbinding, embroidery, etc. then we will use all of our resources and experience to help make your workshop happen!

UW Maker Space is a student run organization focused on the exploration of various processes of “making”, some examples of which include metal working, casting, wood working, and digital fabrication. The goal of this group is to push students past theory, through interaction with the physical processes of making, and to foster a community passionate about the traditions of craft and the sharing of information.

Sharing knowledge about the practice of architecture, and what it means to design, is a useful tool to gain insight on the field of work you partake in. BRIDGE organized a workshop, led by several Graduate and Undergraduate students for students at Clemens Mill Public School in Cambridge to discuss the impo

FutureSchool engages the students of Clemens Mill Public school through a workshop to re-imagine what a school should be like. The results are creative, inspiring, unusual, insightful and will be on exhibit on Monday June 15th from 6-8pm at the BRIDGE Center for Architecture and Design at 37 Main St. in Cambridge.

The Re:POST Symposium explores the translation of thesis to practice and is scheduled for the afternoon of Tuesday, March 17, 2015 beginning at 1:00pm. The theme asks, how does architectural design and research disseminate into ongoing professional exploration?

Jenny Sabin visited Waterloo Architecture last week to lead a workshop entitled Matrix Architecture: Modeling Biological Reciprocity – A Landscape Takes Shape. The workshop was conducted as a two-day seminar and hands-on lab which explored the potentials of integrating biological phenomena into architecture and design practices.

EXHIBITING ARCHITECTURE OPPORTUNITIES for INVENTION is a symposium discussing creative approaches to curating exhibitions and installations that will happen on Wednesday, March 12, 2014 in the Main Lecture Hall at the University of Waterloo School of Architecture from 1:30 to 8:00 pm. Two related panels, [INSIDE] OUTSIDE, will be followed by an evening keynote in the Main […]