Eleonore Leclerc

Background

About Eleonore Leclerc

Born in Québec city (Qc, Canada), Éléonore graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Master of Architecture. Her strong interest for materials and design at different scales took her on a journey from cabinet-making to ground-breaking work on densification in high-value real estate, for which she was awarded a 2013 MITACS Accelerate Program research fund as well as a 2012-2013 Architectural Institute of BC scholarship for outstanding academic results. Her current field of professional development encompasses healthcare and educational facilities, civic buildings, and airport infrastructure. As an architect, she seeks and enjoys the many challenges of medium to large-scale projects, with complex users' interface, and finds opportunity to showcase best practice and innovation. Éléonore's work ethic, commitment and superior design skills always have a positive impact on both her team and the project at-hand. Scholarships 2013 - MITACS accelerate program scholarship 2012-2013 - Architectural Institute of BC scholarship for outstanding academic results 2010-2011 - Arthur Hullah and Dorothy Cleveland Memorial for outstanding Academic results 2009 - Exhibition of final project at the SIDIM exhibition, Montreal 2008 - Travel scholarship granted by the Ministere de l’Education (MELS)