PhD Position in Advanced Deconstruction and Reconstruction Methods for Concrete Reuse McGill University in Canada

McGill University’s School of Architecture is advertising a PhD position focused on advanced deconstruction and reconstruction methods for concrete reuse. The project is led by Assistant Professor Célia Küpfer and is part of research sponsored by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).

The research aims to develop new tools and design approaches that can help upscale concrete reuse and support more sustainable management of resources. This opportunity is especially relevant for candidates interested in architecture, civil engineering, materials science, and sustainability-oriented construction research.

The post explicitly announces an open PhD position. The application process is described in the linked document, and the deadline is 20 July 2026.

Applicants should be prepared to engage with research on deconstruction, reconstruction, reuse strategies, and design innovation in the built environment. No specific funding amount, tuition details, or language-test waiver information is provided in the post.