Annette Chan

Annette is a curious architectural designer at Gow Hastings Architects, where she collaboratively works on numerous post-secondary projects of varying scopes and programs. Her deep-rooted passion for the built environment, coupled with her commitment to community wellbeing and environmental sustainability, drives her approach to design.

With a Master of Architecture from Carleton University and a Bachelor of Architectural Science from Toronto Metropolitan University, Annette's academic journey has been marked by excellence. Among her accolades are the Ontario Association of Architects Award for Highest Overall Academic Achievement, a GreenSaver Scholarship, and inclusion on the RAIC Honor Roll.

Beyond her academic endeavors, Annette's dedication to community enrichment is evident in her involvement in various design-build projects. From a neighborhood pantry to a kindergarten schoolyard and an interactive public installation on King Street, her work transcends mere functionality to foster meaningful connections and encourage playful engagement within urban spaces.

− 2023 Master of Architecture (RAIC Hons.), Carleton University
− 2021 Bachelor of Architectural Science (Co-op) with Distinction, Toronto Metropolitan University

− Intern Architect, Ontario Association of Architects (OAA)