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William Edward Wilson (Ted Wilson) is a Master Lecturer at the McEwen School of Architecture, Laurentian University. He holds a Bachelor of Environmental Studies (1982) and a Bachelor of Architecture (1985) from the University of Waterloo. His professional credentials include LEED accreditation, Sustainable Building Advisor certification, and Passivhaus design training. Wilson served as President of AECOM Canada Architects Ltd. and is currently President of the Ontario Association of Architects, chairing its Sustainable Built Environment Committee since 2017.
His research focuses on sustainable buildings through the Northern Buildings Database project, which documents structures in Northern Ontario based on five criteria:
- Creative Hospitality: Program adaptability
- Intrepid Preparedness: Environmental resilience
- Resourceful Utility: Integrated site strategies
- Respectful Engagement: Knowledge sharing
- Environmental Integrity: Sustained performance
Wilson's publications (2013–2014) predominantly analyze sustainable urban development, suburban transformation, and architectural sustainability in journals like OAA Perspectives and Municipal World, reflecting consistent themes of community-focused environmental design.
He was nominated for Teacher of the Year (2016) for ARCH 3306 Well-Tempered Environment. No grants, lab affiliations, or student advisees are documented.
