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DESCRIPTION:Event Description:\n\nAn examination of Montréal’s built enviro
 nment reveals layers of history\, examples of urban design and landscape p
 lanning with varying degrees of success\, and plenty of good intentions. J
 oin Nik Luka\, 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ professor of architecture and planning\, for a look 
 at how ROAAr collections can support research about Montreal’s urban lands
 cape\, with a focus on health\, wellbeing\, sustainability\, and social eq
 uity. Luka’s research explores Canada’s postwar ‘welfare landscapes’ throu
 gh critical examination of planning policies related to linking nature and
  culture in dense urban environments. \n\nWatch on YouTube\n\nAbout the Sp
 eaker:\n\nProfessor Nik Luka is jointly appointed with the Peter Guo-hua F
 u School of Architecture and the School of Urban Planning\, and he is Inte
 rim Director of the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Montréal. His
  interests in both research and professional practice encompass major them
 es that are familiar to most architects\, landscape architects\, planners\
 , and geographers: housing\, infrastructure\, public space\, cultural land
 scapes\, urban design\, and deliberative democracy. He typically does work
  that is inductive in a ‘constructivist’ orientation\; while an ethnograph
 er rather than an historian\, he is especially intrigued by narratives\, r
 epresentations\, texts\, and discourse as they apply to the work of archit
 ecture\, urban design\, and landscape planning.\n
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LOCATION:Rare Books and Special Collections\, McLennan Library Building 4th
  floor\, McLennan Library Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0C9\, 3459 r
 ue McTavish
SUMMARY:Virtual Event | Montreal’s Built Environment: Planning\, Design\, S
 ustainability\, and Social Equity   
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