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Visiting Professor at Toronto

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I haven’t been very disciplined in feeding this website. It’s been over three months since my last post, but this is because life has been a bit more hectic than usual. Dear Universe, do better, please.

There is one piece of news that I should not leave unnoticed, though. I’ve started a Bousfield Visiting Professor position (2024-2025) at the Geography and Planning Department at the University of Toronto. This is very exciting because this means spending much more time in person and online collaborating on projects with colleagues in Toronto, and some quality time teaching and engaging with students.

ps. I wasn’t be able to move the entire family to Toronto for the entire academic year but I’ll still get to enjoy the freezing chilly temperatures of Toronto.
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This site gathers discussion and reference notes on urban bench design, from joinery details to placement and shade. It is a reading and sharing space for anyone curious about street seating.

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