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East Bayfront Condominium Design Competition Presented to Undergraduate and Graduate Students at the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design, University of Toronto Location: Queen's Quay and Parliament Street, Toronto Objective: As part of the Toronto Waterfront Revitalization Corporation's East Bayfront Zoning Project, this competition aims to integrate the site into the public realm. The condominium will demonstrate forward urban design to inniatiate a sense of community. Requirements: 600 unit condominium building(s) on a 7180 mē site Must incorporate residential, commercial, and public spaces Units include bachelor, one & two bedroom, and Loft/Studio apartments Parking must be considered within the site Design according to Toronto Waterfront Revitalization Corporation zoning bylaws Deadlines: Contact coordinators by: February 1, 2006 Final Submission: May 1, 2007 Prize: Trip for two or the equal monetary amount of $2000. Competition Coordinators: Abra Snider & Eunice Lam www.qqcondo.com | ||||||
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BAASS Open Meeting #5 Friday, March 2, 2007 al&d, 230 College Street 4:00pm in PCL Conference Room BAASS Open Meeting #4 Monday, January 29, 2007 al&d, 230 College Street 4:00pm in room AR106 BAASS T-SHIRT SALE Get your special edition handmade BAASS T-shirts for $15 each. White tees with Mies van der Rohe graphics available in XS, S, M, and L sizes.
BAASS Grad Seminar Wednesday, November 29, 2006 5-7pm, al&d PCL Conference Room BAASS will be hosting a graduate school seminar with al&d directors and faculty members about the Masters of Architecture and Landscape programmes at UofT. SHIFT Launch Party Friday, November 24, 2006 @ 8:00pm Chinadoll Restaurant Lounge, 587 College Street Please RSVP to rodneycudmore@hotmail.com or the "SHIFT Launch" Event on Facebook
BAASS Portfolio Workshop Wednesday, November 22, 2006 4.00 - 6.00 pm, al&d PCL Conference Room Hosted by Andrea Gaus and Joseph Luk (MArch) BAASS will be holding a workshop for those interested in making a portfolio for graduate school applications. This workshop will be hosted by Andrea Gaus and Joseph Luk, former BAASS and undergraute architecture students who are now in the MArch program. Click here for event poster. ARC131 De Stijl Model Student Crit Session All first year ARC131 students are invited to come to the architecture building next Monday for a help session led by BAASS members. This session is intended to aid students in the design and construction of their De Stijl models. Please bring sketches, modeling materials and supplies, construction techniques, and any questions or problems related to this course project. Third and fourth year architectural studies students from the BAASS exec team will provide helpful comments and suggestions from their own studio project experiences. Monday, November 13, 2006 4.00pm - 6.00pm al&d, 230 College Street, Room 106
BAASS OPEN HOUSE 2006 Friday, October 27, 2006 4:00pm Reception at al&d lobby, 230 College Street 5.00pm Q&A Session hosted by Dr. Andrew Payne (Director, BA Architectural Studies) 6.00pm Orientation and al&d tour hosted by Dr. Andrew Payne - BAASS Limited Edition Mies van der Rohe T-Shirts will be on sale for $15 each - Raffle draw for art/architecture supplies gift certificate from Toose Art Supplies - tickets are $1 each - Free refreshments and snacks will be served - Browse the BAASS website at computer stations and register on the BAASSforums - Special announcement for the launch of shift, the BAASS Publication
BAASS Executive Committee Elections The 2006-2007 BAASS Executive Committee Election will be held on Friday, October 6, 2006 between 12:00pm to 3:30pm in the al&d front lobby beside the Eric Arthur Gallery at 230 College Street. All UofT undergraduate students currently enrolled in any ARC course are eligible to run and vote and in this election. Students who wish to run for the executive positions must email comments SAC University Festival BAASS will be at the University Festival hosted by the Students' Administrative Council. Check out the displays of over 200 campus clubs, organizations, course unions, and college student societies. Friday, September 8, 2006 - Front Campus from 10am until 2:30pm More here. BAASS Bake Sale Tuesday, August 8th Sidney Smith Lobby Please come to the Sidney Smith main lobby on Tuesday, August 8th and support the BAASS Bake Sale! There will be cookies and muffins on sale for the whole day.
OSNAP 2006 BAASS Year-End Social Thursday, April 13, 2006 @ 7:00 PM Room 58, al&d, 230 College Street ![]() al&d special lecture by Zbigniew Oksiuta: Breeding Spaces & Spatium Gelatum Tuesday, April 11, 2006 @ 6:30 PM Room 103, al&d, 230 College Street Zbigniew Oksiuta, an artist and an architect from Germany, is experimenting with the possibilities of designing biological spatial structures. At al&d, he will present "Breeding Spaces", a project that envisages vegetable matter as a live habitat, an isolated spatial entity that takes up, transforms and synthesizes matter and energy from its surroundings by biological means and controls all functions and events by internal information. ![]() AL&D GRADUATE SCHOOL SEMINAR Tuesday, April 11, 2006 @ 4:00 PM al&d, 230 College Street Frederic Urban (Associate Professor, Faculty Advisor, Student Affairs) and Charles Waldheim (Associate Dean and Director of the Master of Landscape Architecture Program) from al&d will be giving a special presentation about the graduate architecture and landscape programs offered at the University of Toronto. ![]() PORTFOLIO INFO SESSION Wednesday, April 5, 2006 @ 6:30 PM al&d room 106, 230 College Street Lisa Moffit, a professor at al&d, will be giving a portfolio information session. She will be presenting general ideas about how to layout a portfolio, covering issues such as typography, hierarchy, format, and what to include. This presentation should be useful for all students who are thinking of applying to grad school.
Crease, Cut Pivot, Turn: Sequences & Operations ARC321 Exhibition Opening night: Thursday, March 9th at 6:00pm until Wednesday, March 22nd, 2006 al&d building, 230 College Street Come see student work by Lola Sheppard and Maria Denegri's ARC321 classes from last semester. Traditionally, architecture has been conceived of as a material artifact; a fixed entity; a series of spaces in a set of precise relationships. The traditional planimetric representation tools were seen as sufficient to adequately describe these spatial relationships. However, as architecture has breached into other disciplines - looking to art, technology, music, film - it has begun to redefine the parameters of architecture, and to explore alternative modes of representation. The intention of the ARC321 Representation course was to examine how drawing as a tool might describe less permanent, more fluid spatial conditions: - the making or assembly of an artifact rather than it's final condition - the operation or performance of a 'machine' or space - a visual recording or description of the city and its temporal transformation through use, activity, or movement patterns The drawings on display constitute a series of exercises which explored drawing's ability to transcend its' inherently static condition. Using strategies of sequencing, multiplicity, overlay, time elapse, etc., the drawings test how to capture more transient qualities of space, speed and movement.
Frank Gehry: Art + Architecture Exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario BAASS has recently decided to collaborate with the U of T Art Centre Student Association (ACSA) for this event. This means that the admission fee to the AGO will be covered by ACSA! The evening will begin at 4:00pm at the U of T Art Centre located in University College (15 King's College Circle, Main floor of Laidlaw Wing). Larry Richards, the exhibition's curator and previous Dean of al&d, will provide a guided tour of the exhibition, "Frank's Drawings: Eight Museums by Gehry". We will then head over to the AGO for a guided tour of the exhibition "Frank Gehry: Art+Architecture". Once again, AGO admission is free. After the Art Gallery tour, you are invited to have dinner with us at a restaurant on Baldwin Street (TBD). Hope to see you there! Space is limited, so please RSVP by Monday March 13th through the COMMENTS form (link to the left), stating that you will be joining us for this event. (If you RSVP after March 13th, there will be the regular fee of $9.00 for AGO admission) EDIT: The spaces for this event have all been filled up. Thank you to everyone that applied. ![]() BAASS Open Meeting #2 Friday, March 10th, 2006 al&d building, 230 College Street 11:00am in Room 106 BAASS PRESENTS LATERAL ARCHITECTURE "GROUND CONTROL" Guest speakers from Lateral Architecture: Lola Sheppard BArch (McGill), MArch (Harvard) Mason White BArch (Virginia Tech), MArch (Harvard) Thursday, February 9th al&d building, 230 College Street 6:30pm in Room 103 TGIT Afterparty at Cobalt Lounge at 7:30pm (426 College Street at College & Bathurst) Lola Sheppard and Mason White will be presenting their recent work at various scales that deal with the problem of how architecture meets the ground. They will be discussing their approach to issues including the problems of context, culture, environment, and landscape. Their work is also interested in the ideas of organization and format in sites that are leftover and overlooked.
BAASS Open Meeting Friday, February 3rd al&d building, 230 College Street 11:00am in Room 109
BAASS OPEN HOUSE Friday November 11, 2005 6:30 Reception, refreshments and snacks will be served (al&d lobby) 7:00 Orientation with Andrew Payne 8:00 Special Guest Lecture by Brent Cordner 9:00 Social at Supermarket (268 Augusta Ave. in Kensington Market, south of College) |
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