Annmarie Adams, External Member
Annmarie Adams is an architectural historian specializing in the intersections of medicine, gender, and the built environment. She holds the Stevenson Chair in the Philosophy and History of Science, including Medicine, at McGill University in Montreal. Adams is jointly appointed in the School of Architecture and Department of Social Studies of Medicine (SSoM). Her books include Architecture in the Family Way (MQUP, 1996); Designing Women (UTP, 2000), and Medicine by Design (UMP, 2007). She is currently writing a “spatial biography” of cardiologist and museum curator Maude Abbott, funded by SSHRC (Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada).