2016-2017 school year. This new selection of degrees include: Honours Bachelor of Arts with a Specialist in Architectural Studies: Comprehensive Design of Architecture, Landscape, and Urbanism History and Theory of Architecture, Landscape, and Urbanism Technology of Architecture, Landscape, and Urbanism Honours Bachelor of Arts with a Specialist in Visual Studies: Studio Critical Practices Honours Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Visual Studies Daniels Faculty Public Lecture Series Each year, the Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design presents public lectures, fora, and symposia that showcase leaders in the fields of architecture, landscape, urban design, visual studies, as well as important thinkers and opinion makers in allied fields. The public lectures cover the wide range of approaches taken by professionals and academics who are asking important questions about, and tackling the significant challenges facing, cities and landscapes. Notable lecturers Sou Fujimoto (2015-2016) Alvaro Siza (2015-2016) Cornelia Hahn Oberlander (2014-2015) Phyllis Lambert (2013-2014) Charles Blow (2013-2014) Josemaria de Churtichaga (2013-2014) Kathryn Gustafson (2013-2014) Nader Tehrani (2013-2014) Alan Berger (2012-2013) Kenneth Frampton (2012-2013) Hrvoje Njiric (2011-2012) William Morrish (2011-2012) Nader Tehrani (2010-2011) Beth Meyer (2010-2011) Mitchell Joachim (2009-2010) Dirk Sijmons (2009-2010) Wes Jones (2008-2009) Kongjian Yu (2008-2009) Jürgen H. Mayer (2007-2008) Michael Van Valkenburgh (2007-2008) Will Bruder (2006-2007) Adriaan Geuze (2006-2007) Diane Lewis (2005-2006) Christophe Girot (2005-2006) Merrill Elam (2004-2005) James Corner (2004-2005) Preston Scott Cohen (2003-2004) Daniel Libeskind (2002-2003) Frank Gehry (1997-1998) Research and publications Model Cities Theatre and Lab Located in the new One Spadina building. Institute for Architecture and Human Health The new Institute for Architecture and Human Health will anchor a new Masters program in Health Design. It is intended to educate professionals on how to address health care and wellness through innovations in architecture, landscape, and urban design. The Institute for Architecture and Human Health will be established once One Spadina opens to the public in the fall of 2016. Global Cities Institute Originally established with funding from the World Bank, the CGIF is developing standardized metrics for the global comparison of cities. The GCIF’s database comprises 115 indicators across a standardized set of definitions and methodologies, which enable cities to track their effectiveness on everything from planning and economic growth to transportation, safety and education. The Global Cities Institute is currently located at 170 Bloor Street West, but will be incorporated into the One Spadina building. One Spadina Green Roof Innovation Testing Lab Established in 2010,