Anna Ulak is an architect with an M.Arch from the University of Toronto. Professionally Anna worked at several internationally-recognized firms such as: Bruce Mau, Michael Maltzan Architects and most recently for Jurgen Mayer H, on various projects in countries such as Germany, Russia and Georgia. Current research includes: the influence of computer sciences on biology/ecology/architecture and urbanism during the 20th and 21st century. Other research interests are the voluntary and involuntary relationship between the senses when experiencing and creating works of architecture. Anna is interested in making new types of buildings and environments that amplify the natural world: such as the physiological, ecological and the climatic.
University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, CA, Research assistant
/// Research assistant for Professor Zeynep Celik Alexander
University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, CA, Research assistant
/// Research assistant in computation/fabrication and design for Professor Tom Bessai
General Observations, London, GB, Assistant designer- scenography
University of Toronto, MArch, Masters of Architecture
Thesis- “STORMING MEDUSA”- A VILLAINS LAIR FOR JAMES BOND NO.24
Advisors: Rodolphe El-Khoury and Zeynep Celik- Alexander
Ontario opportunity Grant 2007- 11, Grant
University of Toronto Advance Planning for Students Grant 2007-11, Grant
Entrance Scholarship Sci-Arc, 1st Place
Professional Experience Award: Shortlisted for Jacques Ferrier Architects. University of Toronto, 2nd Place
Canadian Center for Architecture Charette honourable mention, Honorable Mention
