UWSA alums Beth Nenniger and Laura Austin are bridging the gap between tech and architecture in their start-up DraftingSPACE.
STUDENT WORK features Public Plane by Nicole Ratajczak which incorporates food programming as a method of improving health and well being in the Cambridge community.
Stephen Wenzel will defend his thesis entitled Cycle City: Generating a Cycling Culture in Toronto on Monday February 9th at 12pm in room 2026. His thesis investigates how the design of cycling infrastructure can act as a catalyst for a the growth of a cycling culture.
THESIS WORK features Kate Jackson’s development of her thesis HOUSE (CRAFT) which proposes a “relocatable” housing typology for the millennial generation which appropriates underutilized parking lots to build vibrant communities.
Leo Liu tests his hand at videography by capturing his flight to New York City to begin his internship for the first video in his CO-OP Film Series.
STUDENT WORK features a 1B Studio group project completed by Tony Kogan, Michelle Lin, Lauren Nayman and Felix Yang, that works to bring character to an underused lot in Cambridge.
Recently defended student Vikkie Chen has compiled a comprehensive guide to formatting a thesis in InDesign covering everything from front matter to end notes, paragraph styles to figure lists. For any current graduate student working on their thesis or even undergraduates building their portfolio, her guide is extremely helpful.
The F_RMlab initiated project PLANETERRAEUM which was exhibited at Nuit Blanche 2014 is soon to be re-installed in the Ontario Science Centre! The team has also compiled a detailed book outlining the conception and process of the entire project.
oga is a great way to de-stress. Fitness coordinator, Kim Adamek, had organized for a Moksha instructor to teach a class on Wednesday January 28 at 8am. Registration is tomorrow from 12.30-2pm outside the undergraduate studio.
F_RMlab is running weekly Work Sessions. The next event is on January 23rd at 6PM in 2026. We will be discussing what programs we will be working on this term. Everyone is welcome to attend, don’t forget your computer.