?milie Pinard
Biography
Emilie Pinard is an Associate Professor at the McEwen School of Architecture where she teaches Design Studio and?Cultural Sustainability courses. She?holds a Master of Architecture Degree and a Doctorate in Architecture and Anthropology from Universit谷 Laval. She completed a Postdoctoral Fellowship at the School of Architecture and Planning at the University of the Witwatersrand, in Johannesburg. Emilie*s work and teaching experience focus on people-environment relationships, housing, and participatory design.?She is conducting research on architectural and urban design strategies supporting children's wellbeing in the context of mid-sized cities. With the Habitats + Cultures Group from Universit谷 Laval, Emilie worked on different design and research initiatives conducted in collaboration with members of the Innu communities of Nitassinan and Inuit of Nunavik. She is?a co-researcher in the?Living in Northern Quebec: Mobilizing, Understanding, Imagining an Interdisciplinary Research Partnership (), which has as its research subject the culturally appropriate and sustainable planning of Innu and Inuit habitats.?
Education
Ph.D.?Architecture and Anthropology, Universit谷 Laval
M.Sc.?Architecture
M.Arch.
Teaching
Cultural Sustainability (ARCH 4016)
Community Building Studio (ARCH 5515)
Thesis (ARCH 5555 and 5565)
Past:
Northern Buildings Studio (ARCH 3505 and 3515)
Integrated Design Studio (ARCH 4505 and 4015)