Teresa Almond

Educational background:

University of Calgary

• M. Arch, Master of Architecture, Faculty of Environmental Design, 1988

University of British Columbia

• Architecture, 1982 - 1983

University of Alberta

• BA, Bachelor of Urban Geography, 1982

Grant MacEwan College

• Dip, Diploma – Design Arts, 1977

Positions held in academic institutions:

Mount Royal University

• Part-time Sessional Instructor – Department of Interior Design & Art History, 2009 – Present

Mount Royal College

• Part-time Sessional Instructor – Department of Interior Design & Art History, 2004 – 2009

• Full-time Instructor – Department of Interior Design & Art History, 2001 – 2002 (term-certain)

Positions held in design practice:

Almond Architecture and Design Inc, Principal, 2000 – present

Parks Canada Western Contemporary Architect, 2015 - present

Significant publications, creative projects, and/or paper presentations:

Legacy magazine Fall 2001 – Article on Women in Architecture in Alberta

Best Home Alberta – Article on Smed residence

Best Home Alberta – Article on Vysnauiskas residence

Air Canada/Canadian Wood Council Calendar – Selected from Architectural firms across Canada to be one of 6 Architects to showcase work to market Canadian wood products to Japan

Paper selected and presented – Association for Preservation Technology conference, Victoria, BC October 2011 – Material Conservation in Unique Aquatic Environments

Awards, recognition, grants, competition:

Cohos Evamy Partnership Travel Scholarship Design Competition Award - 1986

Faculty of Environmental Design Graduate Assistantship (Research) – 1986

Professional memberships and service:

Alberta Association of Architects – member