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Arthur Wrigglesworth
Areas of Specialization
Architectural design theory (arts and culture, digital technologies)
Architectural design practice
Architectural design education
Architecture and social issues
Education
Year | University | Degree |
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1989 | Southern California Institute of Architecture | MArch |
1986 | Toronto Metropolitan University | BTech |
Selected Works
- Progressive Architecture Award - First Prize (1991; Open House, Malibu, CA; Coop Himmelblau)
- Progressive Architecture Award – Citation (1990; Arts Park L.A. Theatre Complex, Los Angeles, CA; Morphosis and Coop Himmelblau)
- FISH_BOWL LAB Digital Tools to Conceive, Communicate and Realize Architectural Ideas; Fabrication: Examining the Digital Practice of Architecture, ACADIA 2004, 410-411
- Architecture|music|acoustics: Proceedings of the 2006 conference, Toronto Met Embodied Architecture Lab, June 2006, Ripley, C., Polo, M., Wrigglesworth, A., eds.
- In the place of sound: Architecture|Music|Acoustics, Cambridge Scholars Press, 2007, Ripley, C. with Polo, M. & Wrigglesworth, A., eds.
- Project: Hybrid Globe, CODAmagazine Collaboration of Design + Art, September 2016, Wrigglesworth, A., Ghiyaei, M., Samimi, M. 485
- Canadian Design Research Network (2005-2008; council member)
- Regent Park Community (2004-2008; member, revitalization committee)
- Beaches Community (2004-2006; member, Lyall Avenue Heritage Conservation District Committee)
- Yonge Street Mission (2001-2008; member, vice-chair of the board of directors)
- Yonge Street Mission (1997-2008; member of real estate development committee)
- Architect licensed in Ontario (and in California until 2004)
- Arthur Wrigglesworth, Architect (1998-present)
- Wrigglesworth Twichell Collaborative (1994-1997)
- Wrigglesworth Collaborative (1990-1994)
- Can This Plan Ever Get on the Ground? Bernstein, F. Metropolitan Home, July 1990, 35.
- Coop Himmelblau; Free Spirit in Architecture, St. Martin’s Press, New York, 1992, 64-75 (Open House, Jasmac Bar Building, Rehak House, Osaka Folly).
- Candice Bergen’s Canyon Retreat. Haldeman, P. Architectural Digest, November 1994, 138-147.