“You’ll see projects that tackle the health of our climate and climate change, projects created to critique, to reveal imbalances, to offer lessons, to look for tactful interventions, projects dedicated on to materials reuse, and others focusing on social and political realities,” Dr. Bordeleau said.
“This is the important work that we do as designers, urban thinkers, heritage practitioners, and architects,” she added. “We make visible, we map, we draw, we model, we trace, we reveal, and ultimately, we put these ideas in images or in buildings.”
The Azrieli School of Architecture & Urbanism gratefully acknowledges the support of NEUF architect(e)s.