Since joining MJMA in 1997, Jeanne has been a key force in advancing the studio’s vision of public architecture as a catalyst for strengthening individual and community wellbeing. She has built a large and diverse portfolio that encompasses community, recreation, campus, and library design. She is dedicated to achieving solutions that will have the greatest positive impact on the daily lives of the communities with whom she works. This has led her to spearhead many of the studio’s sustainability initiatives, including MJMA’s Sustainability Action Plan, ongoing research on embodied carbon, and strengthening relationships with like-minded academics and professionals. She has taken a leading role in many of the firm’s most notable community-focused projects that foster social cohesion, such as the Regent Park (Pam McConnell) Aquatic Centre, the Wellesley Community Centre and St. James Town Library, and the Western North York Community Centre—one of North America’s first Net-Zero aquatic-based community centres.