Resume

• 2009

  Halsall Associates

  Toronto Atmospheric Fund

  University of Toronto

  Halsall Associates

  University of Toronto

  Departments of Civil and Mechanical Engineering

  Research interests include building performance monitoring

  energy use

  indoor environmental quality

  existing building retrofits

  development of outcome-based building codes and standards

  energy modeling

  dedicated outdoor air supply and heat recovery

  heat pumps

  Assistant Professor

  University of Toronto

  Ph.D. Candidate

  - Examination of Toronto's post-war multi-unit residential buildings to identify the\ncharacteristics leading to poor energy performance. \n- Long-term performance monitoring in a 1960’s case study MURB. \n- Design

  testing and modeling of an innovative retrofit measure intended to significantly reduce energy use and improve occupant comfort in post-war MURBs.

  University of Toronto

  University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies

  School of Continuing studies

  Instructor for Building Science I in the Building Science Certificate Program

  Instructor

  University of Toronto

  Low Carbon Building Science Manager

  - Developed and implemented an indoor environmental monitoring program and occupant survey for seven multi-unit residential buildings to determine the impacts of energy retrofit measures on indoor environmental quality (IEQ). \n- Coordinated program implementation through a multi-stakeholder team including building owners

  residents

  academic researchers and government agencies. \n- Developed and implemented a boiler monitoring program in nine multi-unit residential buildings.

  Toronto Atmospheric Fund

  Building Science Certificate Coordinator

  - Coordinated the Building Science Certificate program including implementation of changes to the curriculum

  recruitment of new instructors and organization of advisory committee meetings. \n- Standardized the curriculum across all six courses as a precursor to online e-learning modules.

  University of Toronto

  Events Executive

  Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide

  Inc.

  Ontario Building Envelope Council

  Director Academic and Chair of the BSSO Committee

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Civil Engineering

  University of Toronto

• 2005

  Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.)

  Civil Engineering

  University of Toronto

• Building Science - School of Continuing Studies

  Get closer to your Building Science Specialist of Ontario (BSSO) designation. Position yourself for greater success in the building science industry. The building industry needs people who understand how the many different components of a building and its environment interact.

  Building Science - School of Continuing Studies

  Get closer to your Building Science Specialist of Ontario (BSSO) designation. Position yourself for greater success in the building science industry. The building industry needs people who understand how the many different components of a building and its environment interact.

  Marianne Touchie

  Author at Toronto Atmospheric Fund

  Earlier this month

  the International Union of Architects (UIA) issued a stunning announcement. Member organizations of the UIA - representing more than 1.3 million architects in 124 countries around the world - unanimously adopted the \"2050 Imperative

  \" a declaration to eliminate CO2 emissions in [...]

  Research

  Project Planning

  Building Science

  Building Energy Modeling

  Civil Engineering

  Energy Conservation

  Project Management

  Sustainability

  Energy Audits

  Data Analysis

  Monitoring Performance

  Energy Monitoring

  Energy Retrofits

  Engineering

  Indoor Environmental Quality

  Energy Efficiency

  Touchie

  Touchie

  University of Toronto

  University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies

  Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide

  Inc.