On September 13, 2018, Kiran Chhiba will lecture at the University of Guelph’s, fourth year Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Studio. The class, led by Professor and Co-founder of DataAppeal, Nadia Amorosa PhD ASLA, is made up of approximately 60 students.
Kiran will walk the group through a number of Dillon urban design and landscape architecture projects which highlighted contextual sensitive design, infrastructural improvements, mixed use intensification and climate change resiliency. Two of the projects highlighted are the Back to the River Competition and the Dundas Place EA (pictured) design concepts and construction in London, Ontario.
Kiran is an associate and registered urban planner and designer. Through investigations of varying scales and contexts, he has focuses on open spaces in cities and the qualitative significance they present to the larger urban sphere.