“Architecture first came to me when I was drafting up house plans in Grade 11. Being able to transform an idea from pen and paper with the use of angles and set squares and then bringing that same idea to life defined what profession I wanted to follow. Thirty years later my passion has turned into functional flow of space and creating spaces for users and the excitement of seeing them move into the new space. When working within the health sector, I have a saying “ you always need to leave a project satisfying the users as one day you may need to be admitted there” and hopefully they remember you for the the good work you completed.”
