Dustin Valen

Dr. Dustin Valen is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Architectural Science at Toronto Metropolitan University, affiliated with the Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science. His expertise spans architectural history, environmental technologies, and social justice in design. He holds a PhD from McGill University (2019), a post-professional MArch from the University of Toronto (2012), and degrees from Dalhousie University (BEDS 2006, MArch 2009).

• Education:
• PhD in Architecture, McGill University, 2019
• MArch (post-professional), University of Toronto, 2012
• MArch, Dalhousie University, 2009
• BEDS, Dalhousie University, 2006

His research focuses on intersections of architectural history, environmental science, and social equity. Key interests include climate change adaptation, health in design, and the role of race in architectural practices. He teaches advanced design studios and courses on architectural precedents and technology.

Publications & Activities: Selected publications and patents are listed in his profile, though specific titles are not detailed here. He is active in professional memberships and academic activities related to architectural theory and sustainability.

Advising and grants information is not explicitly provided in the text. His office is located in ARC-329, and he can be reached at extension 556503.