Driven by a deep curiosity for physical phenomena and environmental dynamics, Corinne developed a strong interest in experimental research within a McGill laboratory. There, she explored innovative methods of natural ventilation, focusing particularly on indoor climates and their sensory dimension.

Eager to broaden her practice and integrate issues related to reuse, she later moved to Brussels, where she joined Rotor. This immersion in circular practices enriched her thinking on resource economy and the transformation of existing buildings. With an academic background pursued alongside competitive sports, Corinne approaches each project with rigor and determination that shape her design process.

She joined L’OEUF with the desire to contribute to committed projects aimed at creating resilient living environments, seeking to develop a sensitive approach attentive to material, cultural, and environmental realities.  

ACADEMIC TRAINING
Master of Architecture, McGill University, 2021-2023
Bachelor of Sciences, Architecture, Université de Montréal, 2017-2020

Awards
RAIC Student Honour Roll, McGill University, 2023
Bourse universitaire OAQ (2022) & A.F. Dunlop Scholarship (2023), semester abroad
Principal’s Student-Athlete Honour Roll, Cross-country & Athletics, 2021