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From discursive drawing and sustainable design to material-thinness, this year's Free Labs offered students a spectrum of experiences to explore different facets of architecture and design.

Have you been by the Idea Building on Tuesday and Thursday mornings? If so, you've probably seen The Loaded Ladle team hard at work ...

Last month, the Faculty’s Dalhousie Architectural Press (DAP) and School of Architecture hosted an exhibition by alumni D'Arcy Jones and his firm, D'Arcy Jones Architects.

Two professors from the Faculty of Architecture and Planning receive honoured acknowledgement.

It is my honor to address our graduates, friends, families, faculty, staff, Mr. Chancellor, Mr. President, Board of Governors, and Distinguished representatives of Senate.

Four of the 12 CASA Student Work Showcase projects designed by Dalhousie architecture students.

Master of Planning Students from Dalhousie's School of Planning recently visited New York City as part of their International Field Trip (IFT) Cours

Earth Day is recognized as the largest civic event in the world. Since 1970, many important environmental events have happened, including the recent signing of the Paris Agreement and a global climate summit on Earth Day 2021. As the world turns to climate action, the Dalhousie School of Planning contributes locally and aims to foster and inspire planning for resilient, equitable and smart communities.

The Canadian Council of University Schools of Architecture (CCUSA) has initiated its first pan-Canada lecture series in response to COVID-related restrictions on traveling and large gatherings, inviting students and practitioners across the country to join the conversation.