January 14 to 18 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE WEEK 2019 Ethics and the Formation of Professional Judgement

LECTURES

6:00 - 8:00PM TOM FISHER [minneapolis, minnesota] 9:00 - 10:30AM DESIGN BUILDING MONICA ADAIR [saint john, new brunswick] Professor in the School of Architecture and Director of PARK LANE Founder of Acre Architects and Regional Director of JAN 14 IRVING OIL the Minnesota Design Center at University of Minnesota’s THEATRE 7 AUDITORIUM, G109 Building Equality in Architecture Atlantic Canada (BEA) College of Design who has written extensively about committed to expanding the role of contemporary architecture architectural design, practice, and ethics and has been named a in bridging the past to a new vision of the future here, in Atlantic top-25 design educator four times by Design Intelligence. Canada, through the unique practice of Storied Architecture. JAN 17 6:00 - 8:00PM JOHN MAHER [boston, massachusetts] 9:00 - 10:30AM DESIGN BUILDING LETITIA MEYNELL [halifax, nova scotia] Senior Associate at MASS Design Group who has led design PARK LANE IRVING OIL Associate Professor of Philosophy at Dalhousie University teams on two hospital projects currently under construction in THEATRE 7 AUDITORIUM, G109 cross-appointed with gender and women’s studies, specializing Rwanda, Munini and Nyarugenge District Hospitals, and most in philosophy of science, epistemology, aesthetics and feminist recently New Redemption Hospital in Caldwell, Liberia. philosophy. JAN 15 6:00 - 8:00PM [toronto, ontario] EVENT DESIGN BUILDING MARIANNE MCKENNA BEA ATLANTIC [atlantic, canada] Founder of KPMB Architects with her partners in 1987 as a 7:30 - 10:30PM IRVING OIL Building Equality in Architecture Nova Scotia Launch Event hybrid model of practice based on gender equity, collaboration, 2 CROWS BREWING CO. AUDITORIUM, G109 diversity and excellence. 1932 BRUNSWICK ST.

9:00 - 10:30AM MANON ASSELIN [montreal, quebec] PARK LANE Principal at Atelier TAG and Professor at University of THEATRE 7 Montreal School of Architecture seeking to create meaningful spaces by reinterpreting the civic function of architecture SOCIAL JUSTICE & ARCHITECTURE PANEL through the careful study of the sociocultural contexts within 9:00 - 10:30AM which a given program operates. [halifax, nova scotia] PARK LANE JENNIFER CORSON JAN 16 Architect, business owner and author of The Resourceful 6:00 - 8:00PM THEATRE 7 ANNMARIE ADAMS [montreal, quebec] Renovator, and Senior Partner at Solterre Design focused DESIGN BUILDING Jointly appointed in McGill University’s Guo-hua Fu School on delivering energy-efficient renovations, historic restorations, IRVING OIL of Architecture and the Department of Social Studies and innovative off-grid residential and commercial construction. AUDITORIUM, G109 JAN 18 of Medicine with research focused on the relationship of medicine and architecture. ROGER LEWIS [halifax, nova scotia] Curator of Ethnology at the Nova Scotia Museum with research interests in Mi’kmaw knowledge-practices tied to land and resource use, while closely working with Mi’kmaw communities throughout Nova Scotia to gather and record Dalhousie University School of Architecture information about their cultural objects. Medjuck Building, Sexton Campus 5410 Spring Garden Rd. Halifax, Nova Scotia JOHN MAHER [boston, massachusetts] Senior Associate at MASS Design Group