
UpMove
UpMove identifies ways in which the Vancouver Board of Parks & Recreation can...
HUBBUB is a celebration of co-creation and collaboration between City Staff, faculty and post-secondary students. Each showcase features creative and innovative solutions imagined by students for city building, and making Vancouver more sustainable, equitable and joyful.
This Spring marks 11 years of co-creating with the City of Vancouver.
HUBBUB 20 allows you to explore student projects addressing challenges relating to multiple City of Vancouver strategic priorities including adaptation to climate change, fostering civic engagement, engagement with equity-seeking groups, adaptation to new technologies, and more.
After scrolling through the student projects, don’t forget to vote for your favourite project for the People’s Choice award!
After scrolling through the student projects, don’t forget to vote for your favourite project for the People’s Choice award!
Students participating in Term-Long or Course Collaborations work as individuals or teams on a hands-on, applied project over the course of a term. These collaborations usually take place with third and fourth year students. Some projects are more complex and may require a multi-disciplinary, multi-year exploration, or might benefit from in depth research. CityStudio Research Collaborations usually involve graduate students or those in directed studies.
UpMove identifies ways in which the Vancouver Board of Parks & Recreation can...
Water in Vancouver is an interactive website that allows users to learn about...
Through the use of curated public art installations, this project aims to reduce...
Absorb the Noise aims to create interactive public green space along transit corridors:...
Autonomous Vancouver is a response to the challenge given to us to re-imagine...
Our rehabilitation project aims to remove the dominant invasive species, Himalayan Blackberry, from...
Hello, we are LUNA, also known as Langara United Assessments. Our project is...
We worked to produce a body of data that begins the task of...
EvoLoop is a team of undergraduate Sustainable Energy Engineering students who are continuing...
An unconventional solution for promoting stream health, salmon return, and contributing to the...
Datadigm aims to revolutionize how we engage with the public by providing a...
This project details City policies regarding the displacement of Vancouver’s Black and African...
The Cooling Car project is a mobile heat response unit that seeks to...
Our project monitors the spawning of Pacific Herring at False Creek. Our group...
Our project aims to engage youth in the reimagining of outdoor COVID spaces...
SPARC is an enterprise level application that manages the city of Vancouver's complex...
New to our showcase is our Engagement Collaborations – an innovative type of collaboration at CityStudio Vancouver. These projects come together with a lighter touch approach, meaning we have the opportunity to engage with more, sometimes more than a hundred students, for a project that invites students to reflect on and understand experiential learning from the first two years of their post-secondary education.
Every HUBBUB we welcome three expert judges (one City staff + one faculty + one CityStudio alum) to explore the showcase and select 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place projects to be celebrated at the end of the showcase. This semester we are proud and grateful to have the following judges
At CityStudio Vancouver, no one exemplifies the work we aim to do more than our champions. We truly admire these folks for their commitment to change in the City and to mentoring students. In this anniversary edition, we’re celebrating three Champions who have championed CityStudio Vancouver through the years since its inception, saying YES. These individuals are not only committed to collaborative city-building and community-engaged learning but have provided us with invaluable insights and feedback, dedicating countless hours, and imagining new possibilities to expand our collective impact. These Champions have been an integral part of helping to make Vancouver more sustainable, equitable, and joyful.
Luke Balson
Scott Bell
Jason Bethell
Ari Bhullar
Chelsea Borsoi
Beverly Burnett
Wilma Clarke
Paul Czene
Evan Dacey
Angela Danyluk
Leila Darwish
Cory Dobson
Brady Faught
Stina Hanson
Chris Higgins
Heidi Horlacher
Danielle Johnston
Graeme Jones
Mumbi Maina
Peter Marriott
Nadine Maurus
Andrew Misiak
Krista Moyls
Jennifer Reddy
Rosemary Yip
Zak Zenasni
British Columbia Institute of Technology
Ife Agboola
Michal Aibin
Tim Guicherd
Langara College
Colin Mills
Northeastern University – Vancouver
Michal Aibin
Simon Fraser University
Zafar Adeel
Edana Beauvais
Kora DeBeck
Aude-Claire Fourot
Anna Hippmann
Anne-Marie Nicols
Leanne Roderick
Laura Tate
Steven Weldon
University of British Columbia
Loch Brown
James Connolly
Catherine Douglas
Tara Ivanochko
Michael Lipsen
Su-Jan Yeo
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