University of Guelph - Landscape Architecture Guest Lecture Series presents:
Raymon Yim, Founder and Principal of Urbantypology Inc., Toronto, ON.
Lecture title: Tales from a Startup Design Studio
The School of Environmental Design & Rural Development is pleased to invite you to a screening of Dr. Brian Doucet's film: Thinking Beyond the Market: A Film About Genuinely Affordable Housing.
The screening will take place on Thursday, February 5th, 2026, in the Landscape Architecture building lobby at the University of Guelph.
Film Screening: 5:30 to 7:00 pm
Looking to learn more about careers in the Ontario Public Service? Join a workshop on building a career in the Ontario Public Service on February 10 from 10:00–11:30 AM EST. You can attend in person in LA Room 127 or join virtually, making it easy to take part no matter where you are. This session is designed for students and recent graduates who want a clearer picture of public service career paths.
We are pleased to announce a two-part series on graphic design in landscape architecture for landscape architecture students.
“From Site to Story: Graphic Communication for Landscape Architects". A special lecture by Jay Wall, Communication Designer at 02 Planning and Design, Toronto.
Dr. Elsa Vasseur, Associate Professor. Department of Animal Science, McGill University.
Lecture on "The WELL-E Approach to Data-Driven Inclusive Innovation: An AI-Powered Digital Living Lab for Animal Welfare Co-Developed with & for End Users"
Why This Seminar Matters?
Understand how AI is transforming livestock management systems
Explore responsible and inclusive innovation in dairy production
Reflect on how AI can improve both animal and human welfare
Dr. Geneviѐve Metson, Associate Professor. Department of Geography & Environmental, Western University
Lecture on "Making the Invisible Visible: Rethinking Urban Ecological Sustainability"
Why This Seminar Matters?
Understand hidden biogeochemical processes influencing urban systems
Gain insight into interdisciplinary sustainability research
Reflect on new ways to engage science and art towards action