UNDERGRADUATE
Uyen Bui—GreenSaver Roger Algie Scholarship

About the Award

For the highest CGPA in third year studies.



Enrolling in architecture school as an international student is more than just an educational endeavor; it is an odyssey of personal and professional growth. Over the past 4 years, I embarked on a journey through a foreign academic landscape, facing unique challenges and experiencing the transformative power of architecture education. As I progressed through the program, my engagement and enthusiasm for Building Science grew. It taught me the ability to analyze building performance as a scientist, utilizing various technical tools and software. Within this program, I found that it provided me with a foundation of understanding to prepare for my future career.

Being an architecture student is an exhilarating journey into the intricate world where design intersects with technology and sustainability. It’s not just about creating aesthetically pleasing structures but understanding the science behind buildings—their energy efficiency, environmental impact, and the indoor air quality, thermal comfort of the occupants. As a student in this field, I delve into the complexities of materials, systems, and construction methods, aiming to strike a balance between innovation and environmental responsibility. It’s a dynamic field that challenges my creativity while pushing me to think critically about the long-term impact of architectural decisions. From exploring the latest green technologies to mastering the art of sustainable design, every day brings an opportunity to shape a future where architecture harmonizes with the environment.





   


Toronto Metropolitan Department of  Architectural Science Toronto, CA.