2013 Teron Scholars
Architecture students were recognized for the art and science of their work with 2013 Teron Scholar awards. This year’s Teron Scholars were presented with their awards by William Teron, founder of... More
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Archives: Architecture
Andre D’Elia, BArch/93
The husband and wife principals of superkül, Andre D’Elia and Meg Graham, were featured in Nationla Post in July 2013. Af ter studying architecture at Carleton, D’Elia interned in... More
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Peering—Digitally—Into a Better Future on the Rez
One key to successful self-governance at the Kitigan Zibi First Nation near Maniwaki, Quebec, is developing an economic engine inside the reserve itself. In the face of numerous challenges—dealing... More
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William Teron, honorary degree, 2013
William Teron, O.C., F.R.A.I.C. (Hon.), M.O.A.A (Hon.), was awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, “in recognition of outstanding contribution to business and commitment to... More
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Carleton Solids and Tectonics Laboratory
The CSALT laboratory in the Azrieli School of Architecture and Urbanism is focused on the study of materiality in architecture. The goal of this research lab is to effect and contribute to the... More
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Barry Hobin, BArch/74, and Gord Lormier, BArch/77: World Habitat Awards finalist
An affordable and environmentally sustainable housing development in downtown Ottawa, designed by Carleton architecture grads Barry Hobin and Gord Lormier, is a finalist for the 2013 World Habitat... More
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Ross Nicholson, BID/90, MArch/03
Ross Nicholson has a most illuminating career By DEIRDRE KELLY | The Globe and Mail | May. 07 2013 Ross Nicholson was playing in an obscure rock ’n’ roll band eight years after leaving high... More
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Architecture students partner with Vanier Community Association
From: YourOttawaRegion.com | Michelle Nash A new relationship sparked between Carleton University students and the Vanier community aims to create a dynamic approach to how the neighbourhood will... More
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Raymond Chu, MArch/12
Raymond Chu’s project extra Extra SMALL! was one of the top 25 projects in 2012, as judged by the Graduate Architecture Award 2012 Short-List sponsered by Detail magazine. Chu’s thesis... More
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Digital construction of past, present and future buildings
Stephen Fai is building potential for his Carleton research lab from the ground up — but not literally. That’s because Fai’s work in Carleton’s Immersive Media Studio (CIMS) centres on the... More
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