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Leila Marie Farah is a professor at Toronto Metropolitan University in the Department of Architectural Science, focusing on ecological design and inclusive cities. Her award-winning research emphasizes the connections between food systems and urban landscapes, exploring sustainable practices in urban environments. Farah's projects have included case studies on grain silos, community gardens, and urban agricultural initiatives aimed at reducing waste and promoting environmental sustainability. With a strong commitment to community participation and integrated design, she encourages informed choices about food and its role in community health. Farah holds a PhD from McGill University, along with a Master in Architecture and a DPLG degree from Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture Paris-Malaquais. She has been recognized for her contributions to architectural research and community-focused design through multiple awards and honors, reflecting her dedication to improving public health and equity through design.
Toronto Metropolitan University • Toronto
Leila Farah teaches and conducts research in the Department of Architectural Science, focusing on the intersection of ecological design and urban public health.
Department of Chemical Engineering