Helen Stopps

Dr. Helen Stopps is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Architectural Science at Toronto Metropolitan University, located in ARC-311. She holds a PhD and BASc from the University of Toronto, specializing in transportation engineering and architectural science. Her research focuses on data-driven analysis of building performance, policy impacts, and social sustainability within urban environments.

Education:

• 2021: PhD, University of Toronto
• 2015: BASc, University of Toronto

Research Interests: Stopps investigates how building policies and stakeholder dynamics influence construction/operations, with a focus on equitable resource distribution and indoor environmental quality. She emphasizes data analytics, open data, and big data to model building systems and advocate for socially inclusive urban development.

Awards: None explicitly listed.

Advising & Grants: Available to supervise students but specific grants or advisees are not detailed here. Teaches courses like ASC 200: Sustainable Practices and BSC 822: Advanced Envelopes/Components.

Labs/Teams: Part of research groups within the Architectural Science department, though specific lab names are not mentioned.