Amanda Gatto gives a presentation to CTL staff as part of her process to garner ideas for how spaces would best be laid out and grouped together for a new teaching and learning building.
VABE grad Amanda Gatto designed a new teaching and learning building for the University of Windsor.
Amanda Gatto’s design project reimagines a Detroit post office as a civic commons incorporating commercial and public spaces.
UWindsor grad Amanda Gatto looks back fondly on the experiential learning she enjoyed as an undergrad in Visual Arts and the Built Environment.
Outstanding Scholar Amanda Gatto, a student in the Visual Arts and the Built Environment program, assembles scale models of buildings she designed.
The office of the Outstanding Scholars program has moved to Dillon Hall.
“Excelsior,” an exhibition by third-year students of the Visual Arts and the Built Environment program, is the first to be displayed in the Armouries’ SoCA Gallery.
A free public reception in the Armouries building on Friday will celebrate an exhibition by third-year VABE students.
The exhibit “Onward and Upward” features work by first-year students in the Visual Arts and the Built Environment program.
The exhibit “Onward and Upward” features work by first-year students in the Visual Arts and the Built Environment program.
