Architecture as a Vector for Learning Environments - STUDENT

Architecture as a Vector for Learning Environments

This webinar is part of the RAIC 2022 Virtual Conference on Architecture, now available to stream!

Topics: Design 

Length: 1 hour | What's Included: Video, Quiz, and Certificate of Completion 

Architecture is a major component that can foster a context for learning. Through the creation of new libraries and schools, we become aware of the importance of creating new places and spaces dedicated to promoting exchange, interaction, and collective work. This session will explore how Lemay has developed new pedagogical strategies through new secondary schools being built in Quebec and how architecture can transform the individual's relationship to education

Learning Objectives:

By the completion of this session, participants will be able to:

• Discuss strategies for creating spaces dedicated to promoting exchange, interaction, and collective work
• Explain the obstacles to the transformation of educational architecture
• Apply strategies that favour pedagogical development
• Apply a human and sensitive approach to the educational space

Subject Matter Expert:

Eric Pelletier
Bachelor of Architecture, Université Laval
Senior Partner, Design Principal, Lemay

Eric Pelletier is an architect with a practice that extends both locally in Quebec and internationally. During his career, he has led the design of numerous projects that have been published many times and recognized both nationally and internationally, thus testifying to the accuracy of the solutions he offers and his leadership in architecture. His sensitive approach to both context and users is part of an approach imbued with sensitivity on the detail level and the scale of the city.