Ryerson’s Department of Architectural Science has a number of upcoming events for architecture enthusiasts in Toronto. Two lectures by international architects, and a local exhibition, will offer a variety of informative content to fill the Fall months.

Opening just a few days ago, the Trans+Formation exhibit sees masters students' work created with emerging technologies. The themed gallery addresses architectural adaptability and responsiveness through the transformation and movement of the building components. Structures involving moving parts in the development of more sustainable building envelopes will also be presented. Running at the Paul H. Cocker Gallery at 325 Church Street, the exhibition will run until October 18th, 2019.

Trans+Formation exhibit at Ryerson University, image courtesy of Ryerson Department of Architectural Science

In just over two weeks time on Thursday, October 10th, the school will play host to Philadelphia-based James Timberlake of KieranTimberlake, who will be presenting a behind-the-scenes look at the newly constructed United States Embassy in London, England. The highly sustainable structure opened in 2017, and features a striking design on the River Thames. Registration for the event is open now.

The American Embassy in London, England, image courtesy of KieranTimberlake

12 days later, Anders Lendager: CEO of Danish firm Lendager Group will also be giving a lecture, focusing on his firms mission to identify sustainable approaches to development. Employing circular construction methods, upscaled materials and a broad knowledge about resource efficiency, Lendager Group was founded with the goal of becoming the leading sustainable architecture office in Denmark. The lecture will take place on October 22, 2019, with registration pending.

Anders Lendager, image courtesy of Ryerson Department of Architectural Science

Are you looking to attend on of these upcoming Architecture events? Familiar with James Timberlake or Anders Lendager's work? Sound off in the comments below.