Bill Pechet teaches at all levels in design studio instruction in the MArch and ENDS programs, with a special concern for the emerging manners of contemporary urban social practice. He maintains a private practice engaged in an array of projects from strategic urban planning studies through to residential and retail design, cemeteries, set design and art-in-public-places installations.
His current work on the master planning and site infrastructure/furnishings of the Pier Public Realms project in North Vancouver exemplifies this range in scales of operation. His website, along with partner Stephanie Robb can be found at http://www.pechetandrobb.com/.
Pechet and Robb represented Canada in the 2006 Venice Biennale of Architecture, with their witty critique of leisure culture, called SweaterLodge.