Leed Robert Fryer

Leed Robert Fryer is an experienced educator known for his innovative teaching approaches in architecture and design.

He specializes in guiding students through various design projects, including real-world collaborations with clients such as communities and towns to create impactful architectural and landscape solutions.

Fryer's expertise extends to curriculum development, particularly in the Master of Sustainable Design (MSSD) program, where he has authored significant online curriculum content.

His dedication to research focuses on enhancing the built environment through new material exploration, advanced applications of existing materials, and the integration of technology like arduino-based building elements for educational purposes.

Fryer's professional background includes diverse projects ranging from residential developments to consultancy roles in sustainability, product ideation, and LEED certification.

He holds degrees in Architectural Engineering, Civil Engineering, and has pursued further studies in Architecture with a focus on Environment & Energy Programme.

Currently, Fryer serves as an Associate Professor at the College of Architecture, leveraging his expertise in sustainability to develop cutting-edge curriculum for architecture students.

With a rich history of roles in academia and the industry, Fryer has also lent his knowledge and skills to organizations such as Ecoman, The Skeptic, and Governing Magazine, where he has actively contributed as a host, research associate, owner, author, and architect, respectively.