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George Thomas Kapelos is a Professor and Department Chair in Architectural Science at Toronto Metropolitan University. He holds degrees from prestigious institutions including a Master of Architecture from Yale University, a Master in City Planning from Harvard Graduate School of Design, and a Bachelor’s degree from Princeton University. His expertise encompasses Public Space, Healthy Environments, and Architectural Pedagogy, with a strong emphasis on the interrelationship between humans and built environments. Kapelos has been actively involved in city planning, historic building preservation, and initiatives aimed at skin cancer prevention. He has led graduate students on field studies in Greece, enhancing their understanding of the cultural dimensions of architecture and urban spaces. Kapelos is committed to design equity and modernism, exploring themes of identity and public interest design while also engaging in climate change adaptation and sustainable housing practices. He has received multiple accolades for his contributions to urban design and architecture, including the Canadian Museums Association Award for Outstanding Achievement and the City of Toronto Urban Design Award.
Department of Chemical Engineering