Carleton and McGill students shared their projects at the symposium. They also heard from Métis architectural designer Dani Kastelein on land-based practices and working on Indigenous land. Architect and Associate Professor Lola Sheppard (University of Waterloo) delivered a keynote lecture about architectural speculations on complex sites.
“As a participant it was interesting to see and learn different modes of work and approaches to them,” said ASAU Master of Architecture student Harrison Lane. “McGill’s studio seemed directed, while ours was loose and research-based. The variety of projects was incredible!”
The Tel Aviv University and Technion students toured Ottawa and the National Gallery of Canada and visited a site they are studying on the Ottawa River at Victoria Island.