It will also include individual student work. Studio work of first and second year students was presented Nov. 29 at the Mentorship evening at the University Club. Studio 3 also presented their work Dec. 13. Dr. Sherri Blake introduced the Studio 1 work and Prof. Tom Yauk introduced the Studio 2 work. This studio focuses planning and design issues at the neighbourhood scale.
Students undertake a variety of studies in Winnipeg neighbourhoods.
Studio work is an opportunity to apply theory to practice. Some of the mostly M1 students relaxing the week following studio ending. In 1998 the studio worked in collaboration with Sandy Bay Ojibway First nation of southern Manitoba. In 1999 students worked with native youth and agencies in Winnipeg to develop a proposal for youth centre and services. In 2000, the studio presentation aimed to exp ress the ideas, processes, themes and insights developed in creating An Aboriginal Planning Program .