Category: Feature

2026 Summer Design Discovery

2026 Summer Design Discovery introduces architecture as both an imaginative adventure and a foundational discipline. The program is thoughtfully structured to support different age groups—encouraging joyful exploration for younger students and cultivating fundamental design thinking for older participants.

​​Week 1 (July6-10) — Architecture Fundamentals
For ages 12–17

​Week 2 (July 20-24) — Little Architects​
For ages 6–11

​Each participant joins the stream suited to their age, ensuring that the program experience is engaging, inspiring, and appropriately challenging. Register here!

The University of Waterloo’s School of Architecture Celebrates 20 Years of Architectural Excellence in the Cambridge Community

Full Article by Charlotte Danby, Faculty of Engineering

We are excited to celebrate the 20th year that Waterloo’s School of Architecture has been a part of the Cambridge Community. As a University of Waterloo Alumni, our Principal Architect, Elisia is featured in an article covering the celebration.

“There’s a renewed post-pandemic energy among students to connect with the community and work on projects that enliven public spaces, In the last few years, the area around my company has become very active with events spaces, shops, cafe courtyards –– all done with an eye for design. Local businesses like mine are excited to see this development and be a part of it –– we want more of the school’s creativity and energy to spill out into Cambridge, both the city and the students have so much to gain from each other.” – Elisia Neves, Principal Architect at Fabrik Architects

Check out the full article here

Elisia Neves featured as a guest on the Toronto Society of Architects Connect Event

Toronto Society of Architects

This session of TSA CONNECT focuses on volunteering, featuring guests who play a significant role as a volunteer in their community, while balancing work and family.