Through consciously creating space, I strive for an architecture that is infused with meaning, designed with intention, and with an outcome that is healing.

What excites me about participating in this exhibition is its relevance in light of the world’s recent events and its new perspective on the relationship.

Over the years, I’ve come to appreciate my hyphenated identity, to strive to know more about my own cultural roots, and to navigate my own relationship with reconciliation and whiteness in Canada.

My academic research and urban design practice is focused on public health, cultural narratives and socio-ecological models of urban development

Since 2011, the DesignTO Festival has featured a wealth of talent. From furniture to installation to architecture and more,