Caroline views architecture as a catalyst for inclusion and social equity. She approaches each project with empathy and an open mind, seeking to understand others’ experiences and respond to it through design.

She lived and worked for several years in Vancouver, a city that shaped her vision of urban development and its impact on the inequalities that divide our society. During her studies at the University of British Columbia, she focused on social housing and its role as an antidote to the isolation affecting marginalized people.
 

ACADEMIC TRAINING
Master of Architecture, University of British Columbia, 2020-2022
Bachelor of Science in Architecture, McGill University, 2012-2015

Awards
RAIC Student Medal, University of British Columbia, 2023
Werner Forster Memorial Scholarship in Architecture, University of British Columbia, 2022
Arthur Hullah & Dorothy Cleveland Memorial Scholarship, University of British Columbia, 2021
DIALOG Scholarship in Urban Design, University of British Columbia, 2021
Sheila Baillie Scholarship in Architecture, McGill University, 2012