Co-op City Guide: Montréal
With the first-year class on a field trip in Montréal this weekend, M. Arch candidate Rain Mäki revisits her 4-month experience in the dynamic, creative city.
nourish: Brick & Mortar General Store
Danielle Rosen writes a review of a local shop you should not overlook, with photography by Wesley Chu.
Constructing a College Town: Displacement in a Student Housing Building Boom
Evelyn Hofmann (MArch candidate) and Nick Revington (PhD Planning candidate) collaborated on a photo essay last fall recently published on the Berkley Planning Journal’s blog The Urban Fringe.
The State of Critique and Feedback at UWSA: A Report
BRIDGE is proud to play host to a report prepared by two graduate students, Mona Dai and Allegra Friesen, on the subject of critical feedback at our school.
Treaty Lands, Global Stories – Research Paper
To change the way we build, we must first change the way we learn to build. Check out the full text of our research paper on designing an inclusive curriculum, initially presented at the SSAC Layered Histories conference in May 2017.
What Binds Us – Installation at OAA MOVE Party
Treaty Lands, Global Stories will be representing Waterloo Architecture with an installation at the OAA MOVE Party on September 15th, and you’re invited! “What Binds Us” is a reminder that we need to make space for stories that are missing.
Studio Soundtrack 027: When house every weekend isn’t enough
Studio Soundtrack features songs selected by a student at Waterloo Architecture. I’m Brandon Mooi, you may have seen me at a few parties around here, and when a weekend jam isn’t enough, I extend that same vibe and energy into the rest of the week in my music, so this playlist is aptly named “When […]
THESIS: Embracing or Not Enclosing
Embracing or Not Enclosing Caelin Schneider The simultaneously archaic and hypermodern “archetypal fact” of twenty first century architecture and urbanism will be the enclosure, the wall, the barrier, the gate, the fence, the fortress. -Lieven De Cauter I no longer know what there is behind the wall, I no longer know there is a wall, […]
On Empathy Recording: Poverty and Homelessness in Cambridge – with Philip Mills
We live in Cambridge, but much of the time I’m not sure how well we see it. What kinds of poverty persist here? And how do we fit into that picture?
Studio Soundtrack 026: On Repeating
Studio Soundtrack features songs selected by a student at Waterloo Architecture. I’m Sean Maciel, with the latest installment of this long-running series where hip people share hip songs and I share five songs that will ruin you. ~ Deadlines bring to light the worst of my musical preferences, which is probably true of everyone. If […]
