Rebecca Wei

Rebecca is a registered architect with experience leading educational, institutional, and residential projects at a range of scales. She has worked at award-winning design studios in Montreal and Toronto where she delivered exceptional spaces to public and private clients alike.

As a strong problem-solver with an exceptional eye for detail, Rebecca’s collaborative and communication abilities allow her to deliver projects with a high level of professionalism throughout all phases. A skillful designer, she continuously demonstrates a keen understanding of the needs of multi-stakeholder clients. As a LEED Accredited Professional (LEED AP), she aims to create contextually sensitive environments by integrating sustainable principles where possible in all of her work.

Rebecca brings multiple years of project management experience on complex additions and renovations with an emphasis on design excellence. Her experience with institutional and educational projects makes her a seamless and valuable addition to any team. She has managed complex projects for school boards and universities including the award-winning campus for the Université de l'Ontario français, the Toronto District School Board and the University of Toronto.

Rebecca completed a Bachelor of Science in Architecture (2005) and Master of Architecture (2006) at McGill University. During her studies she completed a semester abroad at Ecole Nationale Superieure d’Architecture Grenoble in Grenoble, France.

− 2006 Master of Architecture, McGill University
− 2005 Bachelor of Science in Architecture, McGill University

− Registered Architect, Ontario Association of Architects (OAA)
– Accredited Professional, Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED AP)

− 2024 Guest Critic, Toronto Metropolitan University IPLAN
− 2018, Panelist, Ryerson School of Interior Design Careers Night
− 2017, Mentor, Ontario Association of Architects
− 2010-2016, Guest speaker - R.H. King Academy & Highfield Junior Public School, Toronto District School Board
− 2013, Mentor, Portfolio review session for students and newcomers, Architecture for Humanity
− 2012, Thesis Advisor, Interior Design, Sheridan College
− 2011, Guest Critic, School of Architecture 2nd year design studio, Ryerson University
– 2010, Exhibitor, Taylor Smyth Architects – ‘Sacred Space', Harbourfront Centre