Don Loucks is an Architect, Urban Designer, and Heritage Planner with over 30 years of consulting experience beginning with a New Brunswick Heritage and Solar Energy Design Award in 1982. Sustainability and heritage were successfully combined through hands-on projects such as the rehabilitation and restoration of Toronto's Union Station Train Shed, where as Program Manager Don was secured a green roof over the 8 acre train shed; and the restoration and the adaptive re-use of the John Street Roundhouse and site, 1/3 of which is a green roof over the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Don is a graduate of the Universities of Toronto and of British Columbia and has been a guest critic and has lectured on heritage and environmental issues at the University of Toronto and Ryerson University; he has participated as a symposium speaker on many occasions and is currently taking graduate courses in Heritage Conservation Planning from the University of Victoria.