Janice Lee

Janice is an accomplished architect with over 16 years of experience managing projects of various scales at architecture firms across North America and Europe. She has led major renovation projects for post-secondary institutions including Toronto Metropolitan University, Johns Hopkins University, Centennial College, and Seneca College.

With an extensive background in post-secondary education, community, and recreation, Janice approaches design with creativity and technical attention to detail. She applies her proficiency with public sector work and LEED AP certification to produce designs with a positive and sustainable impact. As a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), she exercises strong leadership, coordination, and communication skills with client groups and the extended design team.

She has served as a design critic at OCAD University and Toronto Metropolitan University, and sessional instructor with the OCAD University Faculty of Environmental Design and University of Athabasca RAIC Syllabus Program.

− 2007 Master of Architecture, University of Toronto
− 2003 Bachelor of Arts, University of Toronto

− Registered Architect, Ontario Association of Architects (OAA)
− Member, Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC)
– Accredited Professional, Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED AP)
− Project Management Professional (PMP)
− Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification Training

− 2022 Design Critic, OCAD University
− 2018 Design Critic, Toronto Metropolitan University
− 2016 Sessional Instructor for RAIC Syllabus Program, University of Athabasca