You may have heard the acknowledgement that the Cambridge School of Architecture building and the main University of Waterloo campus sit within the Haldimand Tract treaty lands and the traditional territory of the Neutral, Anishinaabe, and Haudenosaunee peoples. Have you considered more deeply how this might affect and be meaningful to your work in architecture? (more…)
Poorna seeks to find a friend’s favorite place. (more…)
Material Syntax called for the investigation of common materials in the search of new capacities and application possibilities for assembly and light modulation. (more…)
BRIDGE is hosting Cards for James, a card drive to celebrate the birthday of a local teenager with severe muscular dystrophy. (more…)
At the core of one of the largest urban agglomerations on the planet lies the sprawling metropolitan city of Guangzhou, China. Nicole looks back on her recent trip there. (more…)
Welcome to My Crib reveals the worlds behind the doors of Waterloo Architecture faculty. Today we enter the office of Professor Terri Meyer Boake. (more…)
Missed Starscape at Nuit Blanche last fall? (more…)
For its inaugural issue, galt will explore the theme of alternating. (more…)
Have you ever noticed the number of times you step over a curb on an average day? How about the number of times climbing a set of steps is necessary to enter a building? The number of times you see the sign ‘watch your step’ and proceed without issue? (more…)
Niki Farfel’s shares the worm coat she designed for her 3B option studio on the grotesque. (more…)
