Giving Opportunities
Let’s make Applied One a reality.
Your support for Applied One will transform the way we learn and research, prototype and discover, engage and transform.
Naming opportunities include not only the building itself, but spaces dedicated to global action, advanced digital spaces, and creative collisions among engineers, architects and planners.*
*The sketch below is not Applied One’s final design, but is simply intended to generate conversation and showcase ideas and the potential cost of the space (names, scales and function).
The Spaces
Discover how these unnamed spaces will reinvent education and research.
Click or tap on a highlighted space to learn more.
The Shops
Name this Space: $10M
Contemporary architects, planners and engineers need more than the usual metal and wood shops found in the basements of older academic buildings.
The Shops will consolidate material science and architectural design–and open this opportunity to all students—integrating design and manufacturing space for inspiring design and building projects.
Hangar for Global Action
Name this Space: $30M
Given that the building and design responsibilities of planners, engineers and architects often overlap, the Hangar will thrum with collaboration and innovation.
Shared infrastructure within this vaulted space will equip students, researchers and industry with the technology to address global challenges and society’s next “systems-shock.”
The Mixing Bowl
Name this Space: $15M
Imagine an integrated makerspace for whipping up fresh ideas, a new collision space in which engineers, planners and architects can learn from one another. Outfitted with the latest design software, laser cutters, 3D printers, scanners and CNC routers, the Bowl will encourage students to design, plan and build prototypes for that fresh idea, whether it’s big or small, formal or informal.
Pivot with Personality
Name this Space: $5M
Picture creative spaces with their own distinct character, movable walls that empower users to modify their rooms according to their immediate needs. Open and bright, these mixed-use, mixed-scale spaces will support experiential learning and idea development one moment, only to pivot the next into meeting spaces for quiet conversation and social spaces for building relationships.
Community Collisions
Name this Space: $1M
Imagine vast interactive and immersive gathering areas where the public can sit, wander, walk, absorb, converse, collide, and explore solutions to the world’s most global challenges. Exhibition spaces will demonstrate the impact of architects, planners and engineers on the world, and welcome community participation and collaboration.
Global Build-Design Studios
Name this Space: $10M
These days, the fields of engineering and architecture are often practiced on teams that span the globe. In these digital studios, students will develop real-time global teamwork and leadership skillsets that can be applied both locally and globally. Students will discover accelerated computing and data science, AI and Deep learning, advanced presentation tools and global workflows.
Your Support Matters
On the simplest level, this $300-million campaign creates an adaptable, sustainable applied science innovation hub at the University of British Columbia. Yet Applied One will be far more than a fancy building—it will be all that our concentrated, integrated intention makes possible.
Contact Us for Additional Giving Opportunities
Debbie Woo
Senior Director, Development and Alumni
Engagement
Faculty of Applied Science | University of
British Columbia
T: 604.822.6856 | E: debbie.woo@ubc.ca