Archfolio 2021 cover page featuring work by Nichola Basford

Archfolio 2021

August 25, 2021 —

The Department of Architecture has published the latest issue of ArchFolio featuring an inspiring selection of student work from the 2020-2021 academic year.

The next generation of architects, designers and creative citizens shines through these 136-pages. ArchFolio celebrates the program’s power of imagination, resilience and activism, while demonstrating a diversity of approaches to the ecological and social challenges we face.

ArchFolio 2021 includes undergraduate and graduate architecture design studios; a selection of graduate topics and elective courses in technology and history/theory; faculty bios; and student reflections on the year, and more.

Congratulations to everyone!

Enjoy!

Archfolio2021 can be downloaded from the DoA Press website.

Communications Office, Faculty of Architecture

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Undergraduate Research Poster Winners

Alina Bilonozhko earned first prize for “Unstacking the Deck: A Game of Change” and Cole Marotta earned second prize for “Canadian Architecture Forums on Education: Connecting Canada.” Both Alina and Cole are Environmental Design students in the Architecture stream. Their posters showcased research they commenced last summer while working with Dr. Lisa Landrum through the Undergraduate Research Awards program.

City Planning student joins DIALOG Design Residency

Master of City Planning student at the University of Manitoba, joined eight other students and a diverse team from Dialog for a four-day intensive workshop over the February winter break to tackle the challenge of envisioning more inclusive access to Calgary’s downtown.

Master of Landscape Architecture Students Win GIS Days Map Gallery Awards

Master of Landscape Architecture students Emma Dick, Kailee Meakin (1st place), Manuela Villarreal (2nd place), Tasnim Ferdous, and Nazi Yaghoobiyan (4th place) have been awarded the GIS Days Map Gallery Awards in November 2022. All submissions are regional analyses and have been produced in LARC 7340 Design Studio 4, taught by Prof. Dietmar Straub with the teaching assistance of Jamie Coverini.