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Find a PhD Supervisor
Explore the faculty members available to supervise PhD in Architecture students. Connect directly with the supervisor who best reflects your interests or email gradarch@torontomu.ca for help finding a supervisor.
Note: Please send a CV and brief description of your proposed research in the first communication.
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Faculty member |
Research areas of interest |
Dr. John Cirka |
- Architecture of Time
- Design Research
- Urban Futures
- Delineation of Concepts
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Dr. Leila Marie Farah |
- Market Halls
- Healthy Cities
- Urban Ecology and Design
- Inclusive Design
- Urban Agriculture
- Community Participation
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Dr. Paul Floerke |
- Architectural Education
- Architectural Design and Building Construction
- Architectural Theory, Planning Theory
- Sustainable Architecture
- New Wood Architecture
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Dr. Will Galloway |
- Architecture
- Urban Planning
- Resilience Planning
- Alternative Architectural Practice
- Digital Fabrication
- Design Thinking
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Dr. Miljana Horvat |
- Performance of Building Envelopes for Cold Climates
- Energy Efficiency
- Sustainability
- Solar Energy
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| Dr. Dorothy Johns |
- Low-carbon material research
- Bio-based material research
- Low-carbon design research
- Sustainable detailing and design
- Circular design and engineering for architecture
- Building science
- High performance envelope systems
- Social sustainability
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Dr. June Komisar |
- Architectural Design
- History and Theory of Architecture
- Designing for Urban Agriculture
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Dr. Lisa Landrum |
- Architectural Design
- History and Theory
- Poetics and Ethics
- Imagination
- Representation
- Performing Arts
- Agency
- Pedagogy & Critical Thinking
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Dr. Terri Peters |
- Architectural Design
- Housing
- Sustainability
- Health and Architecture
- Environmental Simulation for Sustainable Buildings
- Architectural Daylighting
- Social Sustainability
- Resilient Environments
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Dr. Dustin Valen |
- History and Theory of Architecture
- Health and Design
- Environmental Technologies
- Climate Change Adaptation
- Social and Environmental Justice
- Race and Architecture
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