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Paul Rosenau
William Paul Rosenau (born March 7, 1961 in Edmonton, Alberta) is a Canadian urban planner and landscape architect whose company EKISTICS Town Planning Inc. practices site sensitive and ecologically sustainable design in the field of urban design, site planning and resort architecture.
Rosenau studied at Trinity Western University (TWU) and the University of British Columbia (UBC). He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Urban Geography from TWU in 1982, a Bachelor's degree in Landscape Architecture from UBC in 1987, and a Master's degree in Urban Design from UBC in 1987. He began lecturing at UBC the following year, and became an adjunct professor in 1995. Rosenau has also been a guest speaker in the Simon Fraser University City Program.〔(Simon Fraser University City Program )〕 He now lectures internationally on the subject of site planning and sustainable design. He founded EKISTICS in Vancouver, BC in 1992 and has since undertaken the design of over 250 urban planning and resort projects around the world.〔()〕 Rosenau has been credited with spearheading a rethinking of standard land development models in his projects.〔(UBC Reports May 11, 2000 )〕
Rosenau and his company designed the master plan for the Whistler 2010 Olympic Games Athletes Village Master Plan in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada, a project that is aiming to secure LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) recognition for Neighbourhood Development.〔(Resort Municipality of Whistler: Athlete Village to Become LEED for Neighbourhood Development Pilot Project )〕
== Career ==
Rosenau is the Principal of EKISTICS Town Planning Inc, and has been involved in urban planning consulting since 1987. He is also currently an Adjunct Professor at the School of Community and Regional Planning at the University of British Columbia.
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