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Since 1986, Daniel Teramura has been responsible for the design of many of Moriyama & Teshima's most widely published projects including the Saudi Arabia National Museum, Guelph River Run Centre, Lakehead University's New LEED Platinum Academic Building and York University's Vari Hall. Over the years, Daniel has developed a personal interest and profound expertise in architecture for higher education, developing M&T's international reputation as designers of unique, successful and enduring "Places of Learning." Over his 25 year career with MTA, Daniel has led 19 post-secondary projects at more than 22 universities and colleges in Canada and overseas, and is currently leading the design for the ground-breaking Inter-professional Health Education Building (IPHEB) for Dalhousie University and the state-of-the-arts Queen's University's new Teaching Space Complex. Daniel's recently completed projects include Conestoga College's new Cambridge Campus Phase 1 - Engineering & Food Processing Technology Building, the first building on its new Cambridge campus; Cape Breton University's new Centre for Sustainability in Energy and the Environment; Nova Scotia Community College, Phase 2 where the building is a 'living learning tool and laboratory' showcasing cutting-edge sustainable design; and the inaugural multi-use LEED Platinum academic building for Lakehead University's new LEED Platinum Orillia campus, recently awarded the OAA Award for Design Excellence. Daniel's abilities as a gifted designer and his quiet strength quickly earn him the lasting respect and admiration of his clients and Team members. His skills as a leader, facilitator and problem-solver stem from the fact that he has a genuine interest in people, in their perspectives and in the dynamics of communication that will define a successful Team and project.
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