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Philippe Cossette is the Canada Research Chair in Urban Heritage at Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), with a focus on urban planning, urban design, heritage, and architectural history. His work explores how identity concepts influence urban project narratives and heritage investment.
- Education: Bachelor's in Urban Planning, Master's candidate in Urban Studies at UQAM under Lucie K. Morisset
- Research Grants: Recipient of SSHRC and Hydro-Québec grants, Plania and IBI-DAA scholarships
His master's thesis (2013) analyzed identity integration in Montreal's Place Valois and Bassins du Nouveau Havre projects, highlighting the role of urban planning in shaping territorial representations. His work intersects with broader themes like post-industrial transitions and heritage communities.
Scientific contributions include awards and publications on urban heritage conservation, identity in architecture, and sustainable urban development. He has participated in urban design competitions and collaborative projects like the Sainte-Brigide Community Center and P3local initiatives.
