Yew-Thong Leong is an Associate Professor at the Department of Architectural Science at Toronto Metropolitan University. He obtained his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Pratt Institute in 1986. Leong specializes in architectural conservation and preservation, focusing on the integration of professional practice within urbanism. He has engaged in significant projects, including the reconstruction of the historic Frank Lloyd Wright's Banff National Park Pavilion, which was originally built in 1914. This project involves restoring the structure after it succumbed to flooding and frost damage over the years. Leong's work exemplifies a commitment to heritage preservation, striving to ensure that modern adaptations remain true to Wright's original vision. His portfolio includes successful collaborations with renowned architects and participation in esteemed architectural committees and boards. He has been recognized with various awards for his contributions to architectural practice and education.
Toronto Metropolitan University • Toronto, ON
Teaches and researches in the field of architectural science, focusing on conservation and professional practice.