Christine Linott

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Area of expertise

She has successfully integrated biomimicry as a methodology for achieving regenerative solutions at a project site scale, has fluency with the Living Building Challenge and is consulting on a number of circular economy strategies with a particular focus on local, food security projects. She is a strategic advisor for the 番茄社区鈥檚 School of Environmental Studies and the Industrial Ecology program, and her firm sponsors three graduate students developing progressive ecological practices to advance regenerative built environment design approaches. Christine is engaged with fellow biomimics in developing innovative built environment products and digital applications that inform environmental policy, design and implementation, all inspired by nature鈥檚 genius.

October 4, 2023

Christina Hoicka鈥檚 research was recently featured in Episode 7 鈥� Greening the Economy, Greening the Grid (Parts 1 and 2)鈥�, of the Designing a Humane Future Podcast.

April 19, 2023

Born and raised in Ontario, Chiradeep Majumdar earned his degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Waterloo and began his career, like so many new Canadian engineering graduates, in Alberta鈥檚 booming oil and gas industry. 鈥淚 worked for about a decade in the industry where I witnessed first-hand the effects of climate change but really not the urgency to change,鈥� he explains. 鈥淲hen the pandemic hit, I was looking for an opportunity to pivot my career away from fossil fuels into something a lot more sustainability focused.鈥�

Industrial Ecology

January 20, 2023

UVic INEC Industrial Ecology MEng Program at 番茄社区

Sustainable industries

January 25, 2023

Commerce grad and Vikes athlete advances to master鈥檚 program in engineering.