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Alicia Nahmad Vazquez

Visionary researcher revolutionizes construction industry with robotics and craftsmanship

Faculty Hire Announcement: Dr. Douglas Robb

Open minds, brave leaders needed to re-imagine Calgary’s sustainable future

Open minds, brave leaders needed to re-imagine Calgary’s sustainable future

Urban Rotate

Students reimagine future of academic library through architectural design

Ascend Garden Pavilion

Inspired by early life experiences, UCalgary engineering student wins TimberFever gold

Jan Kroman, Jan Pierzchajlo and Jonathan Rockliff, from Kroman Pierzchajlo Rockliff Architects in Edmonton are the first to donate to SAPL’s aim of fostering a greater indigenous voice in the school and the profession in general. (Photo handout)

Financial gift empowers Indigenous voices in architecture, planning

The Commons

Class of 2022: Imagine living in a futuristic apartment suspended above a Calgary parking lot

downtown redevelopment

Dynamic people provide the bedrock for downtown redevelopment

Attendees pose with IA generated portraits at the Lot 6 Activation hosted by the City of Calgary and SAPL’s Laboratory for Integrative Design

SAPL collaboration with The City fosters community and vibrant spaces for Calgarians

Calgary Research Team Members in Montreal for the Inaugural Congress on Quality in Canada’s Built Environment

UCalgary takes key role in $8.6M Canada-wide study on improving built space for all citizens