Exhibition - M.Arch Work: Trans+Formation

Our first exhibition of the semester features M.Arch student work from our Emerging Technologies Research Seminar, with DAS instructor Maziar Asefi. Trans+Formation addresses architectural adaptability and responsiveness through the transformation and movement of building components, as well as the ability of transformable structures to create adaptable and multi-functional architectural spaces. The exhibition features applications and opportunities that transformable structures can offer in the creation of dynamic, responsive architecture. The M.Arch projects featured illustrate the potential of transformable architecture and identify relevant design management criteria that could lead to the creation of more effective, economic, and appropriate transformable architecture that is more often considered as a solution in situations. The application of deployable and movable structures in the development of energy-efficient and sustainable architecture and building envelopes are also presented.

The exhibition will remain open until end-of-day October 18th, 2019, during regular business hours:

Paul H. Cocker Gallery

Toronto Metropolitan University
325 Church Street
Toronto, Ontario
M-T 9am – 5:00pm, F 9am – 4:30pm (closed during the weekend)

For further information, please contact:

Alexandra Berceanu
Communications, Archive Specialist and Exhibition Designer
Department of Architectural Science, Toronto Metropolitan University
325 Church Street
Toronto, Ontario M5B 2K3
Canada
P: 416-979-5000, ext: 2597
F: 416-979-5353
E: alexandra.berceanu@torontomu.ca