Caroline registered as an illustrator in 2004, set up her own architecture business in 2006 and co-founded “Culture et Développement Durable” in 2009. As an entrepreneur, she carries out renovation and construction commissions for cultural, living, leisure and working spaces. The challenge was to generate a form of innovation within a daring collective, to seize interstices and get off the beaten track. Caroline is trained as a High Environmental Quality architect in France and as an emergency architect. She was invited to the Lyon Biennial of Contemporary Art in 2009 to create nomadic exhibition spaces using recycled materials and an integration project, which were reused in 2011 and presented at the Saint-Étienne Design Biennial. In 2012, she joined a Lyon-based architecture firm to design and manage large-scale projects prior to construction sites, in the retail, leisure, urban planning and collective housing sectors. She returns to Canada in 2019 to work at L’OEUF. Among other things, she is in charge of the graphic identity for L’OEUF.02 and the project for Team 10 of the AAHA collective at the Venice Architecture Biennale. She is deepening her knowledge of the Griffintown and Vaudreuil Dorion construction sites. Her focus is on design, the human and the living.