Short Bio:聽Susan Ross is Assistant Professor聽teaching graduate seminars and undergraduate courses in heritage conservation in the 杏吧原创 School of Canadian Studies. Originally聽from Montreal, Ross has been based in Ottawa since 2002. She has worked as a registered architect in the private sector in Montreal and Berlin, held teaching and research positions in Canadian universities, and both volunteered and been employed by local, national and international heritage organizations. Prior to coming to 杏吧原创, Ross was senior conservation architect in the federal government. Ross started teaching at 杏吧原创 University in the School of Architecture as a contract instructor in 2012. Ross鈥檚 work has included new design, rehabilitation, additions, interiors, and condition assessments for museums, hospitals, schools, factories, a power station, lighthouses, office buildings, housing and houses. In recent years Ross has lectured extensively on the principles and practices of sustainable heritage conservation, making connections between the environmental and heritage conservation movements. Ross is interested in contributing to public education and awareness of heritage conservation.
搁别蝉别补谤肠丑:听鈥淐onserver le bois moderne: des strat茅gies environnementales pour un patrimoine organique鈥� in La sauvegarde de l鈥檃rchitecture 鈥╩oderne (F. Vanlaethem and M.-J.Therrien, editors), UQAM (2014); 鈥淗idden Water in the Landscape: the Covered Reservoirs of Mount Royal鈥� in Metropolitan Natures: Environmental Histories of Montreal (S. Castonguay and M. Dagenais, editors), Pittsburgh University Press (2012); 鈥淧ure Water in The City: Covering the Reservoirs on Mount Royal鈥� in Landscapes of Water: History, Innovation and Sustainable Design (conference proceedings), Politecnico di Bari (2002); 鈥淭he Contribution of Architecture to Heritage Conservation,鈥� Interdisciplinarity and Heritage Conservation: from Theory to Practice, Round Table Organized by the Canada Research Chair on Built Heritage Faculty of Environmental Design, Universit茅 de Montr茅al (2015); 鈥淐an We Use Heritage Conservation Districts to Make Historic Ottawa Neighbourhoods More Sustainable and Resilient?鈥� Association for Preservation Technology International, Quebec City (2014); 鈥淔lotsam, Jetsam and Derelict: Classifications of Architectural Waste鈥� Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada, Fredericton, NB (2014); 鈥淥verview of 2014 Round Table,鈥� Exploring the Cultural Value of Nature: a World Heritage Context, Round Table Organized by the Canada Research Chair on Built Heritage Faculty of Environmental Design, Universit茅 de Montr茅al (2014).