Would you like to see your work exhibited on the BRIDGE website? We are inviting you to submit your past or ongoing studio projects and other course work to be included in a series that will weekly feature student work. Graduate students are encouraged to submit segments of their thesis or elective work as well! Please submit your course descriptions, supervising professors, project manifestos and 3-6 images, 900px wide, here. Above: Past featured student work, courtesy of Amir...
Join Treaty Lands, Global Stories and Idea Exchange for monthly film nights. They will be screening a number of National Film Board films under the theme ‘global stories,’ addressing topics such as marginalization, migration, and discrimination. (more…)
Swing by the BRIDGE Storefront on February 1st for the Valentine’s Night Market. (more…)
The Arriscraft lecture series is back for the winter term with four new lecturers. (more…)
This Saturday, January 19th, the Eco Design Symposium will be taking place in Toronto from 10am to 5pm. This exciting event, which is part of the fourth annual DesignTO festival, discusses the role of design within our contemporary ecological crisis. It is organized by our very own Waterloo Architecture alumnus, Geoff Christou and everyone is welcome to join this important conversation! See below for a description from the organizers: The Eco Design Symposium (January 19th, 10am-5pm...
Common Waters is an upcoming summer exhibition series curated by BRIDGE Waterloo Architecture and Cambridge Art Galleries. We invite the students of Waterloo Architecture to propose a piece of this exhibition about the problems of our time relating to water and identity. Please submit your ideas using IDEA Exchange’s online submission platform here. Our Common Waters website can be accessed here. Below is the full brief and exhibition description.
Masters student Mark took third place in a recent competition for designing a pavilion in Kenya’s Amboseli National Park. (more…)
The students of Waterloo Architecture show that they have more talent than just drawing straight lines. Was there a performer you wanted to track down to get their autograph? Was there a song you heard but wish you knew the name of? Is so, keep reading! (more…)
For its second issue, galt explores the method of breaking. The website’s proposal form can be accessed here. For more information on the publication’s first issue and launch, click here.
The first project of the 3B Option Studio, “Creative Instincts and Architectural Imagination” was a film illustrating a narrative about landscapes, rituals and urban artifacts. (more…)
