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Tawab Hlimi is an Associate Professor at the School of Architecture Planning and Landscape (SAPL) at the University of Calgary. He is a landscape architect specializing in environmental issues, social justice, and urban systems. His work challenges traditional boundaries of landscape architecture by integrating social justice concerns and political dynamics. He mentors students to critically engage with oppressive systems through design and education.
Education:
- MLA in Landscape Architecture, University of Toronto (2009)
- BA (Hons) in Architectural Studies, Visual Studies, and Fine Art History, University of Toronto (2006)
Research Interests: Hlimi’s work explores the intersection of environmental sustainability and social justice, particularly addressing racial and systemic inequities. He emphasizes humanistic approaches to design education, encouraging students to reflect on values influencing their practice. His projects focus on infrastructure, ecology, and urban systems while advocating for marginalized communities.
Mentorship & Advocacy: As a leader, Hlimi uses his role to address systemic injustices and mentor students in navigating oppressive structures. He integrates social justice frameworks into curricula and supports student-driven initiatives aligned with equity goals.
Affiliations: Located in Calgary, the University of Calgary acknowledges its presence on Treaty 7 lands and the traditional territories of Indigenous peoples, a context that informs Hlimi’s work.
