Michael Szabo

Biography

Michael Szabo graduated from the University of Waterloo School of Architecture in 1992 where he received the AIA Medal in his thesis year.  He is a registered member of the OAA, RAIC and is a LEED AP.

His projects include; the Sick Kids Research and Learning Tower, the integrated sustainable design for the University of Ontario Institute of Technology Campus Master Plan and Buildings, which received the RAIC Award of Innovation Excellence and the SCUP award for campus design; the Marion McCain Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Dalhousie University, which received the Lieutenant Governor’s Award, and the Camilla and Peter Dalglish Atrium at the Royal Botanical Gardens, which received the CISC Award of Excellence. Michael has designed custom homes in the Caribbean and Canada. He has also been invited to speak on sustainability at the US Greenbuild Conference and at ‘Living Buildings Living Cities’ in Ontario.