Sustainable Design.
Eric Nay teaches in the faculties of Liberal Studies, Design and Graduate Studies and serves as an Associate Dean in the Faculty of Liberal Studies at the Ontario College of Art & Design. He teaches courses in design, design history and theory, sustainability, research methods and design thinking at OCAD. Eric is an architect, artist and designer and has practiced architecture in New York City, Chicago and Northern California. His teaching experience includes universities ranging from icons like Cornell University to helping establish a brand new university in the United Arab Emirates. His research and teaching interests include sustainable practice and theory, contemporary design and architectural history. He purposefully collaborates with disciplines other than own and is currently involved with creative communities ranging from Ontario craftspersons to silicon valley engineers.
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