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The 2006 Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence winners announced

The 2006 Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence winners announced


The premise of this thesis is the residual space defined by a vehicular ramp, the dominant curve of BC Place Stadium and the primarily orthogonal grid of low-rise buildings adjacent to it. the creation of usable public space in these leftover voids between buildings is addressed on a number of levels, both literally and metaphorically.

Territorializing the Residual


Perspectival drawing illustrates components of the culture + commerce mill such as an overhead rolling door, flip stair, fold stair, elevating media studio, rotating parking disc and auditorium-atrium pivot, among others.

A Typological Study of a Kinetic Architecture: Culture + Commerce Mill


Two photographs of the model show the wellness centre in its context on the banks of the Elbow River in Calgary

Experiential Symbiosis


Innovative study program called Art in Architecture brings field trip to the classroom

Innovative study program called Art in Architecture brings field trip to the classroom


Award-winning structures put food on children’s plates

Award-winning structures put food on children’s plates


Toronto students to revitalize Chicago neighbourhood

Toronto students to revitalize Chicago neighbourhood


Design Exchange launches annual design competition for post-secondary students

Design Exchange launches annual design competition for post-secondary students


2006-2007 Student Competition entitled Preservation as Provocation: Re-designing Saarinen’s Cranbrook Academy of Art

2006-2007 Student Competition entitled Preservation as Provocation: Re-designing Saarinen’s Cranbrook Academy of Art


Building a Future for Themselves, Today's Architecture Students Cannot Afford to Play in the Sand.

The Changing Tides

A New Publication Released by the Canadian Architecture Students Association Is An Invaluable Resource to the Study and Practice of Architecture in Canada.