Madeleine has experience designing educational facilities and housing projects across the province of B.C. She studies how buildings influence people’s lives after they move in, seeking to understand how big and small design decisions impact people’s wellbeing in various housing types. She enjoys meeting with clients and communities, analyzing requirements and context, and presenting creative solutions that bring their vision to life. Madeleine believes that collaboration and facilitating conversations is a critical part of the architectural profession.
Her educational background includes a multidisciplinary Environmental Design degree from the University of British Columbia and a Master of Architecture from Carleton University. She is registered as an Intern Architect AIBC.
In her free time, Madeleine enjoys rock climbing and spending time with her dog, Pina.
Projects Madeleine has worked on
- My home, my neighbourhood wellbeing survey – Vancouver Coastal Health
- Dementia-inclusive planning and design guidelines – Simon Fraser University
- Olde Town Hills, Bridgewater master plan
- Eastern Passage community design
- Social wellbeing in modular housing – Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
- Tomo on Main
- Happy neighbours: Design and programming for social connection in multi-unit buildings
- Rapid placemaking to bring back main street – Canadian Urban Institute
- Happy Homes phase 2: Designed to engage
- Happy Homes phase 1
