Architecture & Planning

Bruno Weber (BEDS’98, MArch’00) joins the leadership team of KPMB Architects as partner. He started with the company in 2000.

John Devlin (BEDS’77) has work in three concurrent exhibitions in three venues in three countries. This planetary alignment continues until May 23 when the German show closes.

Jenn Powley (MPlan’09) has revamped interactive fiction to make it for adults.

Jonathan Cohn (BArch’84) has recently joined AECOM as Principal, New York Transportation Architecture Lead, Buildings + Places Americas.

Jonathan Castro (MArch ’11) has taken over as principal architect at award-winning Bermuda architecture and design firm, Cooper Gardner.

David Verbeek (BCD ’12) majored in Urban Design Studies and minored in Environmental Studies and went on to pursue an architectural education at the University of Toronto. David has recently been awarded the Prix de Rome in Architecture for Emerging Practitioners by the Canada Council for the Arts.

Alastair Bird (BEDS’15, MArch’17) wins the 2017 Canadian Architect Award of Excellence for the top Graduate Architectural thesis in Canada.

Carl Smyth (BArch (NSTC)’74) shares an update about the three generations of architecture alumni in his family – Carl, his daughter Darlene Smyth (BEDS (TUNS)’94, MARFP’95) and granddaughter Jacqueline Green (BEDS’11, MArch’13).

Canadian Institute of Planners (CIP) honours Kourosh Rad (BCD’11) with the national President’s Award for Young Planners. His nomination was supported by fellow alumni Jacob Ritchie (BEng’03), Andy Fillmore (BEDS’91, MURP’92), Waye Mason (BA’06), Nathan Rogers (MPlan’08), and Eric Burchill (MBA’03).

Keith Craig (MURP’01) is completing construction of a new commuter rail station in the Allston Brighton neighborhood of Boston.