Located on the first floor of the John Hodgins Engineering building, this dynamic, purpose-built environment is where our first-year students can flex their creativity, collaborate and bring innovative ideas to life.
Integrated Cornerstone Design Projects in Engineering (1P13) students will benefit from a spacious studio equipped with cutting-edge tools for prototyping solutions to real-world challenges.
1P13 is a full-year course that exposes students to a series of design projects that will develop both technical and professional skills.
A project made possible thanks to generous donors:
Candu Energy Inc.
Vladimir and Chedo Sobot and Family
The Pollock Family | Stephen Elop | Mark Costin | Quang Nguyen
Statistics
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5,000 square feet of space
including collaboration and prototyping areas and a mezzanine for interdisciplinary teamwork
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Service window
for dropping off and picking up items from the laser cutters and 3D printers in the studio
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Teaching area
with LED screens and floor-to-ceiling windows for a bright learning environment
