BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 5.1.4//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Topic: What Causes Health? (Hint: it isn’t your local hospit al) Invitation Details: Date: 29th June 2020 Time: 6.45pm (ET) Zoom Link: https://rotary7080.zoom.us/j/99037038240   Speaker: Tye Farrow Farrow Par tners Inc Architects What causes health: where we live\, work\, learn and play? With Covid-19\, we have seen our hospitals and healthcare frontline workers do remarkable things to keep us safe under very stressed conditio ns. We know that it is up to each of us on how fast and far the virus will spread. But we also know that our healthcare system cannot by itself deal with the other main health issues of our time. Chronic disease\, obesity\ , loneliness\, stress and diseases linked to poverty\, accounts for 75% of the annual healthcare system spending in the United States. Health – or disease – is created in our communities\, while hospitals are there to react – and repair. Rotary has been responsible for eradicating 99.9% of polio globally since it began its mission in 1979 in the Philippines. Wha t if Rotary committed itself to eradicating hospitals – as they presentl y exist – beyond the needs of episodic health events and health repairs? What would we need to do to not only prevent disease\, but also to create health in our societies\; physical\, social\, civic and economic health? How would we design our homes\, offices\, schools and cities to create the conditions where we can thrive - not just cope? This talk will define wha t health and wellness is\; look at how our built environments can accelera te environmental\, physical\, societal – and importantly - mind health t hrough new research in neuroscience as applied to architecture and the bui lt environment. And finally\, it will offer a way forward on how to create ‘enriched environments’ - that cause health. Tye S. Farrow\, FRAIC\, B.Arch.\, M.Arch.U.D.\, LEED AP\, OAA\, MAIBC Senior Partner Farrow Partn ers Inc\, Architects   About the speaker: Tye S. Farrow\, FRAIC\, B.Arch. \, M.Arch.U.D.\, OAA\, MAIBC\, AIA Assoc\, LEED AP Senior Partner\, Farrow Partners Architects Tye Farrow has gained international recognition for d esigning places that enhance our capacity to thrive—culturally\, economi cally\, mentally and physically. He has initiated a global “Cause Healt h” movement aimed at raising expectations for design as the basis for to tal health\, which extends beyond environmental sustainability and physica l health to encompass our mind health\; connects the dots between neurosci ence and architecture. Tye’s projects across North America\, Asia\, Afri ca and the Middle East demonstrate leadership in this visionary quest. He has been invited to present his ideas at leading institutions including th e Mayo Clinic and the Cleveland Clinic\, as well as venues from Helsinki F inland to Auckland New Zealand. His portfolio includes multiple internatio nal awards for designing some of the most technically advanced facilities in the world. The Stockholm-based World Congress on Design and Health iden tified him as a global leader who is making "a significant contribution to health and humanity through the medium of architecture and design." Hospi tality Design Magazine has deemed Farrow globally one of “nineteen earth champions and wellness visionaries who are changing what it means to do g ood.” Tye Farrow holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the Univer sity of Toronto\, a Master of Architecture in Urban Design from Harvard Un iversity\, and is in progress of obtaining a Master of Neuroscience applie d to Architecture and Design from the University of Venice LUAV. Tye volun teering activities include: President\, Board of Governors\, University of Toronto Alumni Association\; Boundless Cabinet Member\, John H. Daniels F aculty of Architecture\, Landscape and Design University of Toronto\; Alum ni Faculty Representative\, Faculty Council\, John H. Daniels Faculty of A rchitecture\, Landscape and Design University of Toronto\; Past Vice-chair \, College of Electors\, University of Toronto\; Past First Vice-president \, Board of Governors Architectural Conservancy of Ontario\; and Past Chai rman of the Board\, Board of Governors\, Royal St. George’s College.   DTEND:20200630T003000Z DTSTAMP:20260930T224842Z DTSTART:20200629T224500Z LOCATION: SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:Tye Farrow: What Causes Health? UID:76577ba4-fba5-42de-9cb9-03880c56918c X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Topi c: What Causes Health? (Hint: it \;isn&rsquo\;t your local ho spital)

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Invitation Details:

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Date: 29th June 2020

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Time: 6.45pm (ET)

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Zoom Lin k: https://rotary7080.z oom.us/j/99037038240
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Speaker: Tye Farrow
\nFarro w Partners Inc Architects

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Wh at causes health: \;where we live\, work\, learn and play? With Covid- 19\, we have seen our hospitals and healthcare frontline workers do remark able things to keep us safe under very stressed conditions. We know that i t is up to each of us on how fast and far the virus will spread.

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But we also know that our healthcar e system cannot by itself deal with the other main health issues of our ti me. Chronic disease\, obesity\, loneliness\, stress and diseases linked to poverty\, accounts for 75% of the annual healthcare system spending in th e United States. Health &ndash\; or disease &ndash\; is created in our com munities\, while hospitals are there to react &ndash\; and repair.< /p>\n\n

Rotary has been responsible for eradicating 99.9% of polio globally since it began its mission in 1979 in the Philippines. What if Rotary committed itself to eradicating hospitals &ndash\; as they presently exist &ndash\; beyond the needs of episodic hea lth events and health repairs?

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What would we need to do to not only prevent disease\, but also to cr eate health in our societies\; physical\, social\, civic and economic heal th? How would we design our homes\, offices\, schools and cities to create the conditions where we can thrive - not just cope?

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This talk will define what health and wellness is\; look at how our built environments can accelerate environmental\, phy sical\, societal &ndash\; and importantly - mind health through new resear ch in neuroscience as applied to architecture and the built environment. A nd finally\, it will offer a way forward on how to create &lsquo\;enriched environments&rsquo\; - that cause health.

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Tye S. Farrow\, \;FRAIC\, B.Arch.\, M.Arch.U.D.\, LEED AP\, OAA\, MAIBC
\nSenior Partner
\nFarrow Partners Inc\, Architects

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About the speaker:
\nTye S. Farrow\, FRAIC\, B.Arch.\, M.Ar ch.U.D.\, OAA\, MAIBC\, AIA Assoc\, LEED AP
\nSenior Partner\, Farrow Partners Architects

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Tye F arrow has gained international recognition for designing places that enhan ce our capacity to thrive&mdash\;culturally\, economically\, mentally and physically. He has \;initiated a global &ldquo\;Cause Health&rdquo\; m ovement aimed at raising expectations for design as the basis for total he alth\, which extends beyond environmental sustainability and physical heal th to encompass our mind health\; connects the dots between neuroscience a nd architecture.

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Tye&rsquo \;s projects across North America\, Asia\, Africa and the Middle East demo nstrate leadership in this visionary quest. He has been invited to present his ideas at leading institutions including the Mayo Clinic and the Cleve land Clinic\, as well as venues from Helsinki Finland to Auckland New Zeal and. His portfolio includes multiple international awards for designing so me of the most technically advanced facilities in the world.

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The Stockholm-based World Congress on D esign and Health identified him as a global leader who is making "\;a significant contribution to health and humanity through the medium of arch itecture and design."\; Hospitality Design Magazine has deemed Farrow globally one of &ldquo\;nineteen earth champions and wellness visionaries who are changing what it means to do good.&rdquo\;
\nTye Farrow holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Toronto\, a Mast er of Architecture in Urban Design from Harvard University\, and is in pro gress of obtaining a Master of Neuroscience applied to Architecture and De sign from the University of Venice LUAV.

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Tye volunteering activities include: President\, Board of G overnors\, University of Toronto Alumni Association\; Boundless Cabinet Me mber\, John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture\, Landscape and Design Univ ersity of Toronto\; Alumni Faculty Representative\, Faculty Council\, John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture\, Landscape and Design University of T oronto\; Past Vice-chair\, College of Electors\, University of Toronto\; P ast First Vice-president\, Board of Governors Architectural Conservancy of Ontario\; and Past Chairman of the Board\, Board of Governors\, Royal St. George&rsquo\;s College.

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