The 2020-2021 Harlyn Thompson Lecture will take place next Thursday at 6pm! Laurie Olin will present recent work in the practice of OLIN, including aspects of research as directly related to design and planning projects.

Join us next Tuesday at 6pm for a lecture from Gustavo Utrabo. The lecture will share works and thoughts about the construction of the landscape in the work of Studio Gustavo Utrabo. umanitoba.ca/architecture/g…

Mark your calendars for January 19! Join us for a lecture and discussion with Adam Caruso, from Caruso St John Architects, London/Zurich. Learn more and register at the link below! umanitoba.ca/architecture/a…

Contest alert! February is I Love to Read Month in Manitoba, and what better time for our UM Alumni Book Club to celebrate the love of reading! Share a selfie with a book by your favourite Canadian author on your Instagram profile, tag us @umanalumni (and two fellow book lovers)

Registration for the RAIC Virtual Conference on Architecture is open! Learn from industry-leading experts through educational sessions on a diverse range of topics throughout June 2021 in a flexible fully online format! Register at: raic.org/conference2021 #RAICIRACCON2021

MARCH 24! cave_bureau will present: The Anthropocene Museum Learn more and register here: umanitoba.ca/architecture/c…

The 2020-2021 Harlyn Thompson Lecture will take place next Wednesday at Noon! Anna Heringer will present: Architecture is a tool to improve lives. Learn more and register for the event here: umanitoba.ca/architecture/a…

April 7 at Noon! Jeffrey Lowe will join us to present: Professional Planning and African American Inclusion: The Early Years Learn more and register for the event here: umanitoba.ca/architecture/j…

The last lecture of the 2020-2021 Cultural Events Lecture Series! Join us on April 13 at 6PM to hear Bruce Duggan present: A First Nation Leads Canada’s Energy Transformation. Learn more here :umweb-edit.ad.umanitoba.ca/architecture/2…

A2G exhibition | Made in House | 10.21.21-15.11.21 | Opening Event: 10.21.21 @ 12 pm. EVERYONE WELCOME to join us for 🍪 and ☕️! instagram.com/p/CVQTzhVAYx-/…

ATTENTION STUDENTS: We are now accepting applications for students interested in participating in the 2021-2022 Cooperative Education Program. Application deadline November 15, 2021 instagram.com/p/CWD9DE4LAxl/…

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Join us in this Food for Thought lecture to see Rudi Van Etteger present about the origins and background of the room for the river climate change adaptation program in the Netherlands. Some images of the wonderful landscapes that are resulting from the program will be presented!

Join us in this Food for Thought | C.A.S.T. Visiting Researcher lecture to see Jill Gibson, an artist from the United Kingdom, present about the progress and development of her sculptural practice over the last decade. Pizza served $1/slice 🍕

Jason Shields of FAUM's School of Interior of Design shared how #BuildingInformationModeling is revolutionizing building design by embracing a "more holistic" understanding of buildings through #AI learning. #UManitoba #webinar #BIM

Join us in this virtual Food for Thought lecture to see Emma Marris, author of ‘Wild Souls: Freedom and Flourishing in the Non-Human World’ and ‘Rambunctious Garden’ discuss philosophical ideas that may steer our search for sustainability and justice in the non-human world.

Trying to decide if you should hire a student this summer? Join one of our 30-minute information sessions through registering on our FAUM website to find out how to take advantage of funding programs and tax incentives while attracting emergent talent for your business.

In this lecture, Kevin will discuss the work that is being done within the Campus Planning Office collaboratively with campus, community, and Indigenous stakeholders to develop frameworks that support a vison for a vibrant campus landscape.

Join us in welcoming Douglas de Gannes next Thursday, October 12th for the Dale Henwood Lecture.   Douglas’ lecture will explore the relationship between accessibility and the pressures of conservation and built heritage in Canada.