Russell Richman
Associate Chair, Graduate Studies, Building Science
Associate Professor
Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science
Department of Architectural Science
Toronto, Ontario
richman@torontomu.ca
Office:
(416) 979-5000 ext. 556489
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Bio/Research
Russell Richman has been researching and consulting in the combined fileds of building science and sustainable building for over ten years.
Russell's interest in sustainable building stems from his years in between Master's and PH.D degrees, while working as an engineer at Halcrow Yolles...
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Russell's interest in sustainable building stems from his years in between Master's and PH.D degrees, while working as an engineer at Halcrow Yolles...
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Bio/Research
Russell Richman has been researching and consulting in the combined fileds of building science and sustainable building for over ten years.
Russell's interest in sustainable building stems from his years in between Master's and PH.D degrees, while working as an engineer at Halcrow Yolles (formerly Yolles Partnership). During his tenure attending his doctorate at the University of Toronto, Russell had the unique opportunity to study a range of topics comprising building technology, construction and standards. During his doctorate, Russell realized the implication of continuing to construct buildings to using current methods and standards - a failure to the needs of future generations.
Russell is a researcher, engineer and consultant. Using his experience in all three areas, Russell has the ability to develop innovative solutions to the complex problems facing society in the future - particularily the building industry. More information is available on Russell's current academic and professional activities in addition to his general interests.
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Russell's interest in sustainable building stems from his years in between Master's and PH.D degrees, while working as an engineer at Halcrow Yolles (formerly Yolles Partnership). During his tenure attending his doctorate at the University of Toronto, Russell had the unique opportunity to study a range of topics comprising building technology, construction and standards. During his doctorate, Russell realized the implication of continuing to construct buildings to using current methods and standards - a failure to the needs of future generations.
Russell is a researcher, engineer and consultant. Using his experience in all three areas, Russell has the ability to develop innovative solutions to the complex problems facing society in the future - particularily the building industry. More information is available on Russell's current academic and professional activities in addition to his general interests.
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