Teaching.

KEYWORDS

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN · DESIGN WITH EXISTING BUILDINGS · BUILT AND MODERN HERITAGE · CONSERVATION, RESTORATION AND ADAPTIVE REUSE · CRITICAL DRAWING AND ARCHITECTURAL REPRESENTATION

UNIVERSITÉ LAVAL, SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, QUÉBEC, CANADA

Winter 2027 – Assigned teaching duties
ARC-1012 Studio II – teaching and coordination

Responsible for shared teaching materials and the alignment of assessments in the first year of the bachelor’s programme.

ARC-6501 Design Thesis II (unit coordination)

Final architecture project (13 design theses: 3 supervised, 10 co-supervised with B. Fallah and É. Pelletier) (master’s)

ARC-7034 Urban form and cultural practices (Master’s – PhD)

Autumn 2026 – In progress
ARC-6038 Adaptive Reuse: Design, Memory and Transformation

(First year of the master’s degree); ARC-7045 Approaches to design in existing buildings (coordination of the concentration course, with M.-C. Croft)

ARC-7001 Research Preparation (M.Sc., urban design, doctorate)

ARC-6500 Design Thesis I (coordination of a Unit 5)

Final architecture project (13 design theses: 3 supervised, 10 co-supervised with B. Fallah and É. Pelletier) (master’s)

Summer 2026 term – ARC-U004 Figuration 0 – Introduction to Architectural Drawing (non-credit activity)

Winter 2026 term – ARC-6501 Design Thesis II (unit coordination)

Final architecture project (9 design theses: 3 supervised, 6 co-supervised with B. Fallah and É. Pelletier) (master’s).

ARC-1042 Architectural Spatial Construction (coordination)

Responsible for developing teaching materials and participating in assessments (first year of the Bachelor’s programme)

ARC-3551 / ARC-7031 Modern Architecture, Documentation, Analysis and Representation (bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate)

Fall term 2025 – ARC-1011 Studio I (Coordination).

Responsible for developing teaching materials and participating in assessments (first year of the Bachelor’s programme)

ARC-1041 Architectural Imagination and Spatial Vision (coordination)

Responsible for developing teaching materials and participating in assessments (first year of the Bachelor’s programme)

ARC-6038 Conservation and restoration projects

Restoration of Modern Architecture (first year of master’s degree)

ARC-6500 Design Thesis I (unit coordination)

Final architecture project (9 design theses: 3 supervised, 6 co-supervised with B. Fallah and É. Pelletier) (master’s).

Summer term 2025 – ARC-U004 Representation 0 – Introduction to Architectural Drawing (non-credit activity).

Winter 2025 — ARC-1042 Architectonic Spatial Construction

Responsible for developing teaching materials and participating in assessments (first year of the Bachelor’s programme)

ARC-7034 Urban form and cultural practices (Master’s – PhD)

ARC-3551 Special Topics II – Modern Architecture, Documentation, Design and Heritage Enhancement (bachelor’s). Planned jointly with ARC-7031, with no master’s enrolment that term.

ARC-6501 Design Thesis II (unit coordination)

Final architecture project (7 design theses: 4 supervised, 3 co-supervised with É. Pelletier) (Master’s)

Autumn 2024 term ARC-1011 Studio I (Coordination)

Responsible for developing teaching materials and participating in assessments (first year of the Bachelor’s programme)

ARC-1041 Architectural Imagination and Spatial Vision

Responsible for developing teaching materials and participating in assessments (first year of the Bachelor’s programme)

ARC-6038 Conservation and restoration projects

Restoration of Modern Architecture (first year of master’s degree)

ARC-6500 Design Thesis I (unit coordination)

Final architecture project (7 design theses: 4 supervised, 3 co-supervised with É. Pelletier) (Master’s)

Summer 2024 term – ARC-U004 Figuration 0 – Introduction to Architectural Drawing (non-credit activity)

Winter 2024 term – ARC-2012 Studio IV

Integration and Formalisation of Concepts (second year of the Bachelor’s programme)

ARC-1042 Architectonic spatial construction

Responsible for developing teaching materials and participating in assessments (first year of the Bachelor’s programme)

ARC-6501 Design Thesis II (unit coordination)

Final architecture project (11 design theses: 4 supervised, 7 co-supervised with É. Bernier, M. Doyle and T. Martin) (Master’s)

KEYWORDS

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN · DESIGN WITH EXISTING BUILDINGS · BUILT AND MODERN HERITAGE · CONSERVATION, RESTORATION AND ADAPTIVE REUSE · CRITICAL DRAWING AND REPRESENTATION

UNIVERSITÉ LAVAL, SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, QUÉBEC, CANADA

Autumn 2023 term – ARC-1011 Studio I (first year of the bachelor’s degree)

ARC-1041 Architectural Imagination and Spatial Vision + responsibility for developing teaching materials and participation in assessments (first year of the bachelor’s degree)

ARC-6038 Conservation and restoration projects

Restoration of Modern Architecture (first year of the Master’s degree)

ARC-6500 Design Thesis I: final architecture project (7 design theses co-supervised with É. Bernier, M. Doyle and T. Martin) (master’s)

KEYWORDS

ARCHITECTURAL AND URBAN DESIGN · CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE · DESIGN FOR BUILT HERITAGE · HOUSING AND CULTURE · THEORIES OF ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH · DRAWING

UNIVERSITÉ LAVAL, SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, QUÉBEC, CANADA (10 January 2022 to 29 April 2023)

Visiting Professor

Winter term 2023 — ARC-1012 Studio II (first year of bachelor’s degree)

ARC-2012 Studio IV: Integrating and Formalising Concepts (second year of the bachelor’s programme).

ARC-1042 Architectonic Spatial Construction (first year of bachelor’s degree)

Fall term 2022 ARC-1011 Studio I (first year of the bachelor’s programme).

ARC-1041 Architectonic Imagination and Spatial Vision (first year of bachelor’s degree)

ARC-6038 Conservation and Restoration Projects — Restoration of Modern Architecture (first year of the Master’s degree)

Summer term 2022 — Course 0 — Introduction to Architectural Drawing

Winter 2022 term – ARC-1012 Studio II: Habitability and the Poetics of Space (first year of the Bachelor’s programme)

ARC-3012 Studio VI: Québec–Milan. Water Cities in Motion. (Third year of the bachelor’s programme)

Three students were finalists in the Milan Navigli Canal Challenge 2022 (Dinah Dupiton, Adèle Zgainski and Laurianne Boulanger) with projects developed in this studio, co-led with Juan Hevia.

POLITECNICO DI MILANO, DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE, BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING (A.B.C.), MILAN, ITALY (academic years 2016/2017 to 2020/2021)

Additional teaching within design studios.

Academic year 2020/2021 — Architecture Studio III (third year of bachelor’s degree — 35 hours)

Academic year 2019/2020 – Architecture Studio III (third year of the Bachelor’s programme – 35 hours)

Academic year 2018/2019 – Architecture Studio III (third year of the bachelor’s degree – 70 hours)

Academic year 2017/2018 – Architecture Studio III (third year of the bachelor’s programme – 70 hours).

Academic year 2016/2017 – Architecture Studio III (third year of the Bachelor’s programme – 70 hours)

UNIVERSITY OF PALERMO, FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE, DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE, PALERMO, Italy

Contract Professor

2013-2014 – Art history, remedial teaching, 100 hours.

Academic year 2010/2011 – Typological and Spatial Characteristics of Architecture course

(Second year of the bachelor’s degree / 40 hours)

UNIVERSITY OF PALERMO, FACULTY OF LAW, PALERMO, ITALY

Contract Professor

2012-2013 – History, remedial teaching, 50 hours.

AGRIGENTO UNIVERSITY CAMPUS, BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE, AGRIGENTO, ITALY

Contract Professor

Academic year 2012/2013 – Theories of Contemporary Architectural Research course

(Second year of the bachelor’s degree / 25 hours)

Academic year 2011/2012 – Theories of Contemporary Architectural Research course

(Second year of the bachelor’s degree / 25 hours)

2010–2011 — Building Layout and Organization

(First year of the bachelor’s programme / 25 hours)

Academic year 2009/2010 – Architecture Studio III

(Third year of the bachelor’s programme / 25 hours)

KORE UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING, ENNA, ITALY

Contract Professor

Academic year 2011/2012 – Architecture Studio I (first year of the bachelor’s degree / 60 hours)

Academic year 2010/2011 — Architecture Studio I (first year of bachelor’s degree / 60 hours)

UNIVERSITY OF PALERMO, FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, DEGREE PROGRAMME IN BUILDING SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, PALERMO, ITALY

Contract Professor

Academic year 2012/2013 — Architecture Studio II

(Second year of the bachelor’s degree / 25 hours)

Academic year 2011/2012 – Architecture Studio V

(Second year of the master’s degree / 60 hours)

UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID, PROY3CTA, CENTRO SUPERIOR DE EDIFICACIÓN, ARQUITECTURA E INGENIERÍA, MASTER’S IN EFFICIENT CONSTRUCTION AND ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RETROFITTING, MADRID, SPAIN

Contract Professor

Academic year 2010/2011 – Final architectural design project.

Academic year 2009/2010 – Final architecture project

UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE MADRID, DEPARTMENT OF COMPOSITION, MADRID, SPAIN

Visiting Professor

Academic year 2010/2011 – UNIVERSITY MASTER’S IN ANALYSIS, THEORY AND HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE

Module B (Contemporary architecture) / “The relationship between architecture and landscape in the houses of Luadicina and Barraja in Palermo”.

Course (Transitional Spaces between Public and Private) / “Transitional Spaces in a Social Housing Neighbourhood in Palermo”.

Academic year 2009/2010 – MASTER’S IN URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING

Rehabilitation of modern heritage: the Santa Rosalia neighbourhood in Palermo and San Cristóbal de los Ángeles in Madrid.

Architectural and urban design, from 2000–2001 to 2013–2014. Italian academic role of ‘cultore della materia’ (subject expert).

The role of “cultore della materia” is a teaching collaboration based on subject expertise recognised by the university.

This includes participation in examination boards and support for teaching staff in supervising graduation projects.

UNIVERSITY OF PALERMO, FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE, DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE, PALERMO, ITALY

Academic year 2013/2014 – Architecture Studio III. Course topic: designing housing and services in Palermo’s historic centre

Academic year 2012/2013 – Architecture Studio IV. Course topic: designing an art institute

Architecture Studio II

Academic year 2011/2012 – Architecture Studio I, course topic: design of a single-family house

Academic year 2010/2011 — Architecture Studio I, course theme: design of a single-family house

Academic year 2009/2010 – Architecture Studio I. Course subject: design of a single-family house

Interior Architecture course

Academic year 2008/2009 – Final Architecture Studio (Master’s): lift project on the rock of Cefalù

Interior Architecture course

Academic year 2007/2008 – Final architecture studio (master’s): Mechanical lift design for the Rocca di Cefalù.

Academic year 2006/2007 – Final architecture studio (master’s): Mechanical lift project on the Rocca of Cefalù

Academic year 2005/2006 – Architecture Studio I. Course topic: designing a single-family house

Academic year 2004/2005 – Architecture Studio I. Course topic: designing a single-family house

Interior Architecture course

Furniture Design Course

Academic year 2003/2004 – Architecture Studio I. Course topic: designing a single-family house.

Academic year 2002/2003 – Architecture Studio I, course topic: design of a single-family house

Academic year 2001/2002 — Architecture Studio I, course theme: design of a single-family house

Academic year 2000/2001 – Architecture Studio V. Course topic: redevelopment of a modern urban housing district in Palermo,

KORE UNIVERSITY (ENNA, ITALY), FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING, ENNA, ITALY

Academic year 2011/2012 — Architecture Studio I

Final Architecture Studio (master’s)

Academic year 2010/2011 – Architecture Studio I

Final Architecture Studio (master’s)

Academic year 2009/2010 – Architecture Studio III

2027 – Planned hosting of three Globalink interns

Mitacs Globalink Research Internship.

Organization: Mitacs, School of Architecture, Université Laval

Period: May–July 2027 (12 weeks, scheduled to begin on 2 May 2027).

Project: “Modern housing in Québec (1945-1975)”. Each intern will take responsibility for a subset of the corpus and contribute to archival research, analytical redrawings, models and diagrams.

2026 — Pierre-Ulric Gagné and François Couturier

Contract type: research assistants

Funding source: SSHRC grant (DR148950), Robert Blatter project

Period: May–August 2026

Project: Robert Blatter. Documentation and analytical redrawing of six houses; development of the graphic analysis protocol and preparation of the centenary deliverables (2026).

2026 – Sara Watanabe

Contract type: research scholarship

Period: January–April 2026

Amount: CAD 2,500

Project: Infrastructure and Modernity.

2025 – Meï-An Hurtubise

Contract type: Research fellowship

Entity: Fabio Sedia Mitacs Research Fund

Period: October 2025

Amount: CAD $2,000

Project: Infrastructure and Modernity.

Marine Saint-Jacques

Contract type: Research assistant funded by start-up funds
Entity: Start-up Fund FD529954
Period: 3 November 2025–3 March 2026
Remuneration: 190 hours at CAD 25.92, total CAD 4,924.80, averaging approximately 11 hours 15 minutes per week
Project: Study of lime renders in northern climates for buildings of heritage value. Phase 1: state of the art and systematic organization of sources

2024 – Alexis Bernier

Contract type: Mitacs internship award, Accelerate Express programme.
MITACS Inc., in collaboration with the City of Trois-Rivières
Period: September 2024–June 2025
Amount: CAD 10,000
Administrative references: finance FO142728, SIRUL record 142728, School of Architecture unit
Project: Trois-Rivières Exhibition Park. Analysis of the infrastructure and architectural characteristics of the 1938 Exhibition

Meï-An Hurtubise

A) Contract type: NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award (USRA), supplemented by a contribution from the supervisor
Organization: Canadian research councils, academic sector
Period: May 2024 to August 2024
Amount: CAD 10,000, including a CAD 2,500 supplement from the supervisor
Project: Infrastructure and Modernity. Trois-Rivières Expo Park from 1938 to 2024. Development and dissemination of findings

Since 2025 – Sarra Arifi

Third cycle, doctorate in architecture. Co-supervision (research co-supervisor).
Facts and Discourses: Built Heritage as a Design Variable in the Morphological Recomposition of Montréal’s Port Territory, 1800–2025

In preparation — Enrica Gaia Consiglio

Doctoral candidate in the University of Palermo’s D088 architecture programme, 2024–2027 cycle. Proposed joint doctoral supervision: an agreement between the University of Palermo and Université Laval is being finalised. Mitacs Globalink Research Award accepted; research stay at Université Laval planned for 2027. The thesis title and joint supervision arrangements will be specified in the agreement.

2025-2027 – Saint-Jacques Marine
Second cycle, Master of Architectural Science with thesis
Rendered façades in Québec’s heritage context

Watanabe Sara
Second cycle, Master of Architectural Science with thesis
Tradition and Rupture: Thinking Modernity before Modernism, 1929–1945

Graduate supervision. Six-credit essays in the professional Master of Architecture programme.

Université Laval, School of Architecture, Québec, Canada

Final-year architecture project

Supervision in Design Thesis units focusing on architectural design involving built heritage, particularly Québec’s modern heritage. The autumn 2026 cohort includes thirteen design theses in progress. Topics are provisional.

Autumn 2026 - New design theses underway

2026 – Alsahwi Mareet
Beyond the Crossing. Architecture of Remembrance for the Victims of Clandestine Maritime Migration.

2026 – Castonguay Charles
Post-Oil Territories: Inhabiting the Dismantling of an Industrial System.

2026 – Côté Ryan
Between Memory and Metamorphosis, or the Architectural Transmutation of Heritage.

2026 – Gil Meghan
Reinhabiting the Institution: Repurposing Built Heritage as a Transitional Environment towards Independence for Young People Leaving Youth Protection Services.

2026 – Lacasse Sara
The perception of time. Inhabiting time.

2026 – Lacroix Aude
The Architecture of Québec’s Energy Landscape. Towards an Architecture that Mediates Energy Landscapes.

2026 – Maltais William
Nervous System: Sketching a Maple Grove as an Architectural Territory.

2026 – Riverin Laura-May
Designing architectural routes to encourage older adults’ everyday mobility.

2026 – Roux-Croteau Annabelle
Living Together, a Human Heritage: Towards an Intergenerational Housing Model Promoting Active, Safe Ageing and Social Cohesion.

2026 – Théorêt Jade
Architecture as a Support for the Wellbeing of People with Neurocognitive Disorders.

2026 – Verschure Ciana
Spaces for Integration. Architecture as a Vehicle for the Linguistic and Social Integration of Newcomers to Québec.

2026 – Watanabe Sara
Beyond Function: Transforming Modern Infrastructure.

2026 – Grenier, Clarence. Topic being defined. Design thesis jointly supervised with Éric Pelletier.

Supervision of previous cohorts

2026 – Saint-Jacques, Marine — Master’s in Architecture, design thesis. Artificial Intelligence and Its Impact on the Interpretation and Transformation of an Industrial Heritage Building

Vuilleumier Patrick — Master’s in Architecture, design thesis. The Influence of the Spirit of the Cité Radieuse on Contemporary Collective Housing.

Adoum Arsin Ahmat — Master’s in Architecture, design thesis. Reinhabiting Religious Heritage. Sacred Spaces and Secular Thresholds

Jacobé Emma — Master of Architecture, co-supervised design research project. Inclusive upgrading of Québec schools in Trois-Rivières

Kanesaratnam Gokulakrishnan — Master of Architecture, co-supervised design research project. Between traditions and territories. The case of the Thirumurugan temple in Montréal

Morel Naomi — Master of Architecture, co-supervised design research project. Care farms as a sustainable model for repurposing Québec’s built heritage

Suprano Paula Beatrice Rosy — Master of Architecture, co-supervised design thesis. Autism and Architecture

Germaine Martin Lali Dolorès — Master’s in Architecture, co-supervised design thesis. From Water to the Mouth.

Tremblay Florence — Master’s in Architecture, co-supervised design thesis. Wetland Awareness and Preservation

2025 – Dicaire Andréanne — Master’s in Architecture, design thesis. The Culinary Knowledge Hub. Revitalising Québec’s Know-How

Moreau Ariane — Master’s in Architecture, design thesis. Summer Camps. Playful Retreats. When Architecture Dialogues with Nature to Support Young People’s Development

Pronovost Megan — Master’s in Architecture, design thesis. Reclaiming Domestic Space. From Patriarchy to the Present

Létourneau Samuel — Master’s in Architecture, design thesis. From Stitching to Space. Towards a Meaningful Architecture.

Boucher Vanessa — Master’s in Architecture, co-supervised design thesis. Beyond Sight. Towards a Multisensory Architecture Conceived as a Field of Sensory Emotions.

Desmeules-Caron, Alice — Master of Architecture, co-supervised design thesis. Collective Renewal. Regeneration of an Industrial Brownfield and Preservation of a Natural Landscape for the Benefit of a Community

Ibrahim Sarah — Master’s in Architecture, co-supervised design thesis. Hypostasis. Reflections on the Coptic Orthodox Church in Québec City.

2024 – Côté, Sabrina. Master of Architecture, co-supervised design research project. Rehabilitating a mining landscape. Architecture as a mediator between heritage and the future.

2024 – Simard, Jade. Master of Architecture, co-supervised design research project. Architectural narrative: First Nations stories as the generator of a learning network across the territory.

2024 – Rochette Arianne — Master’s in Architecture, design thesis. The Relationship between Space and Pedagogy in Modernist Primary Schools

Zhang, Cathy. Master of Architecture, design research project. Programme not completed; Design Research Project I not passed in Fall 2024.

Boissy Nicolas — Master of Architecture, design thesis. Public Periphery. Urban Space in Montréal’s Suburbs

Dupiton Dinah — Master’s in Architecture, design thesis. A Cultural Centre for Music through Music. Through Form, Acoustics and Music Theory

Boucher, Pierre-Luc — Master’s in Architecture, co-supervised design thesis. A Final Threshold

Gagnon-Villeneuve, Sarah-Lou — Master’s in Architecture, co-supervised design thesis. Designing and Building the Built Environment in Nunavik. Imagining Places Sensitive to Inuit Women’s Experiences

Tellier Béatrice — Master’s in Architecture, co-supervised design thesis. Design of the built environment as a catalyst in the recovery process within anonymous fellowships

Ouellet Noémie — Master’s in Architecture, co-supervised design thesis. Urban Rhythms. Interchange Hubs as Sites Occupied for Canadian Armed Forces Supply Operations

Lapointe Emily — Master’s in Architecture, jointly supervised design thesis. Le Grand Pas de Deux. Rural Architecture as a Link between Residents and Travellers

2023 – Sébastien Aeschlimann – Choreography: Evolution through Movement

2022 – Fortin Vincent — The Rebirth of the Countryside. Enhancing Saguenay’s Built and Natural Heritage to Improve the Region’s Vitality

St-Hilaire Valérie — Designing a Sonic Aesthetic of Everyday Space.

Subtitle: Auditory Experience of Architecture at the Neighbourhood Scale

Grenier-Vaillancourt Myriam – Revitalising the Shopping Centre: a Reinvented Living Environment in Limoilou

University of Palermo, Faculty of Architecture, Palermo, Italy

Final-year architecture project

2010 – Supervisor – Laura Sciortino – Palermo Central Station Building: a Reuse Proposal.

Supervisor — Claudia Seminara — Palermo Central Station. Reusing the Railway Area.

2009 – Supervisor - Silvia Minaldi - A house in the mountains

2008 – Supervisor — Salvatore Scaffidi Muta — Design of new departments for the Faculty of Agriculture. Facilities and services for recreational boating at S. Erasmo. Recomposition of urban voids between the mouth of the Oreto and the kitchen gardens of Vigna Gallo.

2006 – Supervisor — Daniele Onorato, Daniel Parlavecchio — Palermo’s Coast, from the Sea Castle to the Bay.

2005 – Supervisor – Damiano Civiletto – Landscape Rewritten between Two Bridges. The Invisible Line of Infrastructure

DOCTORATE

2021 – Universidad Politecnica de Madrid (UPM), PhD in Sustainability and Urban Regeneration at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura (ETSAM). Dr Carlos Fernandez Salgado’s thesis, The Construction of Stigma. Effects of Postmodernity on the Image of the Last Large-Scale Social Housing Estates through the Toulouse le Mirail Case Study. Thesis examination committee member

RESEARCH DISSERTATION

Research Master’s thesis examination committee, Urban Design – School of Architecture, Université Laval

2025 – François-Xavier Dupuis, Master’s student in Architectural Sciences – Urban Design. Thesis title: “Vers des milieux de vie intergénérationnels : pistes de conception en design urbain favorisant l’inclusion et l’adaptabilité des environnements pour les aînés en milieu rural québécois” – Examiners: Moretti, Gianpiero; Sedia, Fabio. May 2025

2024 – Pomerleau, Florence, Master of Science in Architecture student - Urban Design, thesis title “In (terre) face urbaine: réinterpréter les bandes de pertinence des quartiers de banlieue à Québec” - Examiners: Moretti, Gianpiero; Sedia, Fabio. June 2024

Levesque, Raphaël, Master of Science in Architecture student - Urban Design, thesis title “La réintégration d’infrastructures naturelles de gestion de l’eau en milieu urbain” - Examiners: Moretti, Gianpiero; Sedia, Fabio. June 2024

2026 – Thomassin-Demers, Béatrice. Master’s in Urban Design. Essay ‘Coastal Erosion in Baie-des-Chaleurs: Towards Landscape Protection through Locally Rooted Design’. Supervisor: Gianpiero Moretti. Examiner: Fabio Sedia. Assessment: excellent (A), May 2026.

OTHER COMMITTEES

2026-2028 – Université Laval. Member of the selection committee for the 2026–2027 master’s and doctoral scholarship competitions.

2027 – Université Laval, School of Architecture. Interim director of the Master of Science in Architecture and doctoral programmes. Appointment assigned for September–December 2027.

2027 – CACB — Canadian Architectural Certification Board. Member of the accreditation visiting team for the architecture programme at Université de Montréal (visit scheduled for 2027).

2026–2027 – Université Laval. Member of the Université Laval Research Commission (CRUL), a standing commission reporting to the University Council. Term from 1 January 2026 to 11 December 2027.

2024–2028 – Université Laval. Member of the Bachelor of Architecture programme committee.

2025–2027 – Université Laval. Member of the Master’s in Architecture programme committee.

Université Laval. Member of the awards committee, School of Architecture.

Université Laval. Coordinator of the teaching committee. School of Architecture.

Université Laval, FAAAD. Member of the Teaching and Research Fund (FER) committee.

Since Sept. 2025 – Université Laval, Centre de recherche sur les infrastructures en béton (CRIB). Deputy Director.

2024 – Doctoral jury. Encuentro 3S Confluencias. ETSAM Madrid. 5 June 2024.
Invited as an international expert professor. Assessment and advice for doctoral candidates. Methodological contribution to discussions on architectural research.

Final degree project jury. ETSAM Madrid. 12 June 2024
International jury member for honours awards in Design Studios 3 and 4 of the Grado en Fundamentos de la Arquitectura. Assessments, questions to students and final deliberations.

Final project jury. Sapienza Università di Roma. 17 June 2024
International jury member for final reviews in a master’s design studio. Critical assessment of the projects presented and contribution to the final ranking.

2025 – Design review jury, University of Palermo, DARCH, 25 March 2025. Participation in “Sessione di critica. Progetti degli studenti” in the LM4 architecture programme: assessment, questions and teaching recommendations with the faculty team.

2019 Ministry of Culture, Villa Adriana and Villa d’Este Institute. Member of the selection committee for the Le stanze di Ferenc call, July 2019 (winner: Giusy Pirrotta).

2018 – Ministry of Culture, Villa Adriana and Villa d’Este Institute. Expert for public notice no. 9 of 3 December 2018, for the graphic and artistic wallpaper design project for the Villa d’Este offices, supporting director Andrea Bruciati.

Since 2024 – Consulate General of Italy in Montréal and Italian Cultural Institute of Montréal. Scientific and cultural adviser: support for Italian Design Days (including Classico Design 2026 at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts) and initiatives bringing together architecture, design and Italian culture.

NSERC, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada.

External reviewer of research projects.

Mitacs. External reviewer of collaborative research projects.