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THESIS: Energy and Matter

THESIS: Energy and Matter

Jan 5, 2015

William Elsworthy will defend his thesis entitled Energy and Matter: The design of a nature centre, tunnel and neutrino observatory on Wednesday, January 7th at 2PM in the Architecture Loft.

THESIS: Migrants, Urban Village and an Open Community

THESIS: Migrants, Urban Village and an Open Community

Dec 12, 2014

Zhuoyi (Joy) Zhang defended her thesis, Migrants, Urban Village and an Open Community –
A case of Yangji, Guangzhou, China on Friday December 12, 2014 10:00 AM ARC 2026

THESIS: A series

THESIS: A series

Dec 1, 2014

Chanel Dehond will be defending her thesis entitled A series on Monday, December 8th, at 6pm in the Loft, BYOP (Bring Your Own Pillows) as we will be getting cozy on the ground in darkness.

Graduate Student WELCOME WEEK

Graduate Student WELCOME WEEK

Sep 4, 2014

The arrival of September means the start of another academic term however this fall is unique, it marks the beginning of the newly restructured Masters degree. An unprecedented, nearly fifty incoming masters students will join the existing graduate student body. To welcome these new and familiar faces, BRIDGE has organized our first ever graduate student Welcome Week! We are hosting a series of events in collaboration with SWAG and the first-year Orientation Team to provide opportunities for graduate students...

Meet the Masters | Mx

Meet the Masters | Mx

Feb 18, 2014

The uniquely independent masters program here at the Waterloo School of Architecture continues to grow, and each term brings new graduate students accompanied by their diverse thesis objectives. Over the next few weeks we will be profiling these future masters and their work in hopes of shedding light on the breadth of research and design happening within the school. This week features masters students who are at various stages of developing their thesis work. Immersed in their...

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