Eric Nay

Eric Nay is an architectural and cultural historian, design theorist and educator (and former practitioner in NYC, Chicago and California) with interests in modern architecture, critical heritage practices, sustainability, human geography and equitable design pedagogies. As a current professor at OCAD University in Toronto, part-time faculty member at Mt Allison University in New Brunswick and frequent guest instructor at the Daniels School of the University of Toronto, Eric teaches a broad range of architectural history and theory courses, design studios and other courses. He has taught at more than a dozen universities and cultural institutions in Asia, Canada, Europe, the Middle East and the US with ongoing research in how geography, design, sustainability and social justice intersect in the built environment as published in Folk, Knowledge, Place (China), docomomo (US), ICOMOS (Germany), Ediciones ARQ (Chile), Spool (Netherlands), Alternatives Journal (Canada), Open House International (UK), et. al.