Nestled amongst the 1920s homes of a leafy neighbourhood in Hamilton, Hambly House seems to sail past the half-timbering, faux-stone cladding, and steeply pitched roofs of its neighbours.
MAQ Young Critic in Architecture Competition
My review of KPL’s Central Library renovation by LGA received an honourable mention in the Young Critic in Architecture Competition hosted by Maison de l’architecture du Québec.
Notes on Writing Space // On site Review
The creation of a reader, through writing, is first and foremost the creation of oneself. As I write, I read,…
Review: Shirin Neshat: Soliloquy // C Magazine
Viewers become mediators, with the series of scenes on each screen flowing not past, but through this audience – asking them to act as witnesses to the visual dialogue.
PROCESS: Thesis in the Making Exhibition – BRIDGE Centre for Architecture + Design
PROCESS: Thesis in the Making, an exhibition on the highly intensive and individual journeys undertaken by masters students at the…
Claiming Remnants: Intergenerational Representations and the Vicarious Pasts of Indian Residential Schools // Breach
Negating the idea of pre-existing, fixed space, these artists continue the very personal struggles of survivors by influencing the understanding of the residential schools as continuously present and problematic, and by facilitating processes that create new spaces by disrupting those of the colonial project.
FORM + FLUX Student Exhibition – Design at Riverside
This year’s Waterloo Architecture student exhibition, FORM + FLUX, will run April 20 to May 16, 2015 at Design at…
Master of Architecture Thesis: “Don’t Let Fear Take Over”: The Space and Memory of Indian Residential Schools
During the century and a half leading up to around 1970, over 130 Indian residential schools were scattered throughout the country. The role of architecture in this genocidal system is a crucial, but overlooked aspect of its realization.
Ghosts of Prisons Past: A Prehistory of the Toronto South Detention Centre // Scapegoat
We wait over an hour to get into the new prison, lined up with more than a hundred other curious visitors in a queue reminiscent of a well-frequented amusement park.
ACADIA 2014 Design Agency
Editing and layout design for the proceedings of the ACADIA 2014 conference, with Riverside Architectural Press.
Magdalena Miłosz 