Caroline is a Vancouver based architect with expertise in sustainability and accessibility. She is a certified Passive House Designer, a LEED Accredited Professional in Building Design & Construction, and is a member of Diamond Schmitt’s Sustainability Committee where she plays a vital role in helping project teams achieve ambitious sustainability targets. Caroline is Diamond Schmitt’s first Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification (RHFAC) Accredited Professional and shares her knowledge on creating inclusive spaces with the firm. This range of expertise has come to a forefront with her work on the Marpole Community Centre which will be the most accessible and high-performance building in the City of Vancouver’s portfolio. This project has helped the City of Vancouver to set the standard for achieving the City’s 2030 Climate Goals. It is also the first RHFAC Gold community centre in the City of Vancouver and will be a precedent for all future community projects for the City.