National Portfolio will be published online at the end of March! In the meantime here's a sneak preview of the Ryerson Projects!

Antone Frisina & Michael Grunstra - Temporary Wooden Structure

Michael Blois - A Post Carbon Don Mills

This is Rosa, your Executive Director at CASA, I wanted to show you how easy it was to upload an image and some text on our new blog!

Above is a picture of the Brick Works here in Toronto. The Brick Works is where Toronto got its bricks for over more than 100 landmarks! It is a fantastic location full of Urban Artwork as can be slightly displayed on the image above. Currently the Brick Works is owned by Evergreen, a non profit organization. Their plans are to develop this site into a Cultural Center that will focus on the environment.

Evergreen Brick Works will be an education centre addressing the themes of nature, culture and community. It will be a destination for families and individuals to enjoy a natural refuge, while sampling a rich offering of programs and services - from gardening workshops, heritage tours, and clay-making and organic food markets, to a retail nursery, demonstration gardens and leading-edge green design techniques.

Well I've uploaded some other pictures taken by Nick Kozak.

Enjoy.

Welcome to the new site for the Canadian Architecture Students Association. This page is the new home for information from CASA, related to Ryerson University. Looking to stay up to date with the latest information from CASA representatives from this University? Look no further! Check back often for new posts and updates!

Be sure to check out the rest of the site to learn more about the Canadian Architecture Students Association and it's members and to find out what CASA can do to help you! Contact information is available for each school, updates about excited CASA national competitions can be found and be sure to check out each schools' national portfolio as they display selected student works.