Mary Guzowski is a Professor in the School of Architecture at the University of Minnesota where she teaches and conducts research related to daylighting and sustainable design. Her continued fascination with daylighting, the natural environment, and ecology has shaped her architectural research and teaching. Her publications include the books The Art of Architectural Daylighting (Laurence King), Towards Zero Energy Architecture: New Solar Design (Laurence King) and Daylighting for Sustainable Design (McGraw Hill), a variety of web-based design resources, and scholarly and professional articles. Her current research is focused on the intersections between biophilic, net-positive, and daylighting design. Mary has received awards from the American Institute of Architect’s Committee on the Environment, American Institute of Architects Minnesota, and the Associate Collegiate Schools of Architects for her work in ecological design education.