Daniel Pearl Email & Phone Number | Daniel Pearl co-founded l’OEUF architects (L'Office de l'Éclectisme Urbain et Fonctionnel) in 1992, in order to concentrate his expertise in sustainable and environmental design. Daniel current partner at L’OEUF is Sudhir Suri. A half-time Full Professor at the School of Architecture (University of Montréal) since 2001, and founding board member of the Canada Green Building Council in 2003, Daniel’s academic and professional research has involved the documentation of L’OEUF’s experimental practice (institutional and large-scale community housing projects) and innovative applied research from local IDP (Integrated Design Process) building designs, to green infrastructure, to sustainable neighbourhoods - the last subject in collaboration with the Urban Ecology Agency of Barcelona (and director Salvador Rueda). Most recently Daniel has collaborated with Prof. Ted Kesik on promoting ‘Thermal Resilience’ of building envelopes, including the co-development of a prefabricated CLT envelope for Pomerleau team ‘DEMAIN MONTRÉAL’, winner of the C40 Montreal Reinventing Cities program. A founding board member of the Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC), Daniel’s built experimental projects have been bridging mainstream architectural practice and advanced pioneering research, where Daniel and his co-workers have developed an architecture that attempts to respond to, reveal and exploit the latent social and environmental characteristics of each particular context as a basis for l’OEUF’s numerous collective housing and institutional projects. As a half-time Full professor at the school of architecture (University of Montréal) since 2001, Daniel’s academic research has involved theoretical explorations investigating IDP from local building designs, to green infrastructure, to sustainable neighbourhoods - the last subject in collaboration with the Urban Ecology Agency of Barcelona and director Salvador Rueda. The research has extended to include community activism as a form of redesigning the Public Realm, and introducing the integrated design process in Architectural, Urban Design and Ecological Urbanism studies. Much of the findings related to Canadian Community Housing have been assembled into a single book published in 2014 : COMMUNITY-INSPIRED HOUSING IN CANADA, co-written and edited by Daniel Pearl and Daniel Wentz. It documents a 20 roadmap of experiments in empowering communities to build, own, monitor and operate their own buildings and infrastructures.

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Daniel Pearl co-founded l’OEUF architects (L'Office de l'Éclectisme Urbain et Fonctionnel) in 1992,...
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2001-09-01 00:00:00 - Present

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Daniel Pearl is a Daniel Pearl co-founded l’OEUF architects (L'Office de l'Éclectisme Urbain et Fonctionnel) in 1992, in order to concentrate his expertise in sustainable and environmental design. Daniel current partner at L’OEUF is Sudhir Suri. A half-time Full Professor at the School of Architecture (University of Montréal) since 2001, and founding board member of the Canada Green Building Council in 2003, Daniel’s academic and professional research has involved the documentation of L’OEUF’s experimental practice (institutional and large-scale community housing projects) and innovative applied research from local IDP (Integrated Design Process) building designs, to green infrastructure, to sustainable neighbourhoods - the last subject in collaboration with the Urban Ecology Agency of Barcelona (and director Salvador Rueda). Most recently Daniel has collaborated with Prof. Ted Kesik on promoting ‘Thermal Resilience’ of building envelopes, including the co-development of a prefabricated CLT envelope for Pomerleau team ‘DEMAIN MONTRÉAL’, winner of the C40 Montreal Reinventing Cities program. A founding board member of the Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC), Daniel’s built experimental projects have been bridging mainstream architectural practice and advanced pioneering research, where Daniel and his co-workers have developed an architecture that attempts to respond to, reveal and exploit the latent social and environmental characteristics of each particular context as a basis for l’OEUF’s numerous collective housing and institutional projects. As a half-time Full professor at the school of architecture (University of Montréal) since 2001, Daniel’s academic research has involved theoretical explorations investigating IDP from local building designs, to green infrastructure, to sustainable neighbourhoods - the last subject in collaboration with the Urban Ecology Agency of Barcelona and director Salvador Rueda. The research has extended to include community activism as a form of redesigning the Public Realm, and introducing the integrated design process in Architectural, Urban Design and Ecological Urbanism studies. Much of the findings related to Canadian Community Housing have been assembled into a single book published in 2014 : COMMUNITY-INSPIRED HOUSING IN CANADA, co-written and edited by Daniel Pearl and Daniel Wentz. It documents a 20 roadmap of experiments in empowering communities to build, own, monitor and operate their own buildings and infrastructures.