Lateral Office has been selected to curate the 2014 Biennale project by the Canada Council for the Arts and the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada.
UW School of Architecture graduate Alison Brooks was named Woman Architect of the Year by the Architects' Journal. Congratulations Alison!
Waterloo Architecture graduates Eric Bury and Andrea Ling, current student Alex Schwartzentruber, and UW Engineering student Brandon Dehart worked with a large team from Toronto and Edmonton to install the new work AURORA at the West Edmonton Mall Simons store (just beside the pirate ship, over from the roller coaster). The work opened this past week with a gala at the WEM and a talk at the Art Gallery of Alberta.
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The Toronto book launch for /Bracket [Goes Soft]/ will be hosted by creatures:collective on March 1, 2013 starting at 7:00pm.
[Soft] refers to responsive, indeterminate, flexible and immaterial systems that operate through feedback, organization and resilience. These complex systems transform through time to acknowledge shifting and indeterminate situations -- characteristics that are evident both in the dynamics of contemporary society and the natural environment.
Come Up To My Room 2013 opens Thursday, January 24th, celebrating a decade exhibiting transformative design. Toronto's biggest alternative design show includes over 20 original site-specific installations by over 50 makers. This year, CUTMR introduces new initiatives that will transform the historic Gladstone Hotel both inside and out, spilling onto the hotel's exterior and into the surrounding neighbourhood.
Our 'Protocell Mesh' aluminum hyperbolic meshwork and glass filter system in collaboration with Nottingham Architecture has just opened at the London Building Centre Gallery. Waterloo Architecture team members include Jonathan Tyrrell, Andrea Ling, Adam Schwartzentruber and Eric Bury. Please visit Archdaily to read a recent article.
Knowledge Clouds is an installation that examines how architecture can engage the scale of geography of the Arctic, and tests the possibility of an incremental, expandable, mobile system of education, that responds to climate and can serve as seeds of knowledge exchange and production in the North.
Where: Harbourfront Centre, Architecture Gallery, Toronto
When: 6-10pm, Friday, Jan. 25th
The Architecture Exhibition Winter 2013 runs from January 26 - June 9, 2013.
Lola Sheppard has been given the prestigious Young Architect Award by the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada for 2012! For more information, please read the full press release on the RAIC web site.