Archives: Recherches
LIVING QUALITY EVERY DAY
2023-2025 – Jean-Pierre Chupin, Carmela Cucuzzella and Bechara Helal sign a research agreement with the Ville de Montréal for the project: “Living quality every day: Protocol for investigating and qualitatively assessing the social value of public buildings by collecting user experiences.” Bureau du design. Research agreement. Funding agency: Ville de Montréal ($65,000)
LEARNING TO SEE ARCHITECTURAL QUALITÉ IN QUÉBEC
2023-2025 – Programming and unfolding of interfaces to raise public awareness of the quality of built environments
QUALITY IN CANADA’S BUILT ENVIRONMENT: ROADMAPS TO EQUITY, SOCIAL VALUE AND SUSTAINABILITY
2022-2027 – Jean-Pierre Chupin leads the $8.6 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada research partnership, including a $2.5M SSHRC grant.
THE POTENTIAL OF ARCHITECTURAL QUALITY: EQUITY, SUSTAINABILITY AND CULTURAL OPENNESS
2022-2026 – The LEAP laboratory obtains a renewal of a $423,000 FRQSC grant to support research teams.
THE FUTURE OF WELLINGTON STREET IN OTTAWA
2023-2025 – Jean-Pierre Chupin obtains a new research contract with Public Services and Procurement Canada for the future of Ottawa’s Wellington Street and its transformation into a civic space.
SKYSCRAPERS AS A COMPLEX RESPONSE TO RISING WATERS
A research on skyscrapers in main floods. [Mandana Bafghinia, Jean-Pierre Chupin and Bechara Helal]
AN ECOLOGY OF WOOD CULTURES IN CANADA (2003-2020) : COMPARING CONSTRUCTIVE CULTURES THROUGH AWARDED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS
Izabel Amaral (Laurentian University), Jean-Pierre Chupin and Carmela Cucuzzella,
research funded by the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada (Insight Development Grants) 2020-2022
ARCHITECTURE OF COLLEGE CAMPUSES
Two research projects: Spatializing the Missionary Encounter and Building Architectural Networks: American Missionary Schools in the Eastern Mediterranean. [Ipek Tureli, Jean-Pierre Chupin and Carmella Cucuzzella]
THE ECO-DIDACTIC TURN IN ART AND DESIGN INSTALLATIONS FOR THE PUBLIC REALM (1992 – 2017)
The didactic strategies of eco-artistic installations. [A research led by Carmela Cucuzzella, Cynthia Hammond and Jean-Pierre Chupin]