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Dorothy Johns is an Assistant Professor at Toronto Metropolitan University specializing in Architectural Science. Her research is centered on low-carbon material and bio-based material innovation, sustainable detailing, and circular design principles aimed at reducing the carbon footprint across the lifecycle of buildings. With a focus on high-performance envelope systems, Johns integrates knowledge from architecture and building science to engage in projects that promote social sustainability within the built environment. She leads the Catching Carbon Lab, where she collaborates with graduate students to explore innovative construction techniques and design solutions for a sustainable future. An Ontario Association of Architects registered architect and a certified Passive House Consultant, Johns actively participates in various educational initiatives, aiming to empower future architects and building scientists with climate-focused research and practices. Her dedication to bridging academia and industry is evident in her work with Woodhouse Studio, which emphasizes low-carbon materials and socially responsible design. As a member of the Ontario Building Envelope Council, she works to advance education in sustainable architecture.
Toronto Metropolitan University • Toronto, ON
Engaged in teaching and research in Architectural Science, focusing on sustainable design and building science.
Department of Chemical Engineering