Focusing on forms of repair in the built environment, the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada (SSAC)’s 49th Annual Conference will take an in-depth look at how care, restoration and redress projects can not only impact buildings, but users’ well-being too.
Among the presenters contributing to this topic are urban planner and designer Audrey Girard and landscape architect Patricia Lussier, who will discuss innovative design strategies transforming four-season built forms and landscapes, and architect Mark Chambers, who will present on the impactful value of conserving architecture in cities.
Shaping Resilient Cities and Communities: Montreal as a Case Study for Restorative Design Approach
- When: Thursday, May 23, from 11 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. CDT
- Who: Audrey Girard and Patricia Lussier
Heritage Revelations: The Environmental, Financial, and Social Benefits of Architectural Conversation
- When: Friday, May 24, from 11 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. CDT
- Who: Mark Chambers
Congratulations to Mark, Audrey and Patricia for bringing their knowledge and research to the SSAC’s Annual Conference! It’s events like these that provide us with an essential opportunity to connect and dialogue with our peers.
Can’t make it to the 2024 SSAC conference in Winnipeg? Learn more about the benefits of heritage conservation and restorative design approaches in four-season cities.
