Dr. Terri Peters is an Assistant Professor at Ryerson University in the Department of Architectural Science in Toronto, Canada. She is a registered architect in the UK and holds a PhD in architecture on the sustainable renovation of modern housing from Aarhus Architecture School in Denmark. Her area of expertise is the human and social dimensions of green building, and her current research investigates the qualitative and quantitative aspects of daylight in multi-unit residential housing, and how design can promote wellbeing. She has funded research projects in daylight simulation, urban housing morphology, and biophilic design. She is co-author of “MURB Design Guide v2” (with Ted Kesik and Liam O’Brien 2019), co-author of “Computing the Environment: Digital Design Tools for Simulation and Visualization of Sustainable Architecture” (with Brady Peters, Wiley 2018) and editor of “Design for Health: Sustainable Approaches to Therapeutic Architecture” (Wiley 2017).