For 15 years, Janice has sought to break the engineering mould. She immerses herself in collaborations on integrated projects, as well as her work in the local community where she is actively contributing to the transformation of Edmonton into a more engaging and livable place. She is a creative leader, problem solver, and thinker who starts every project by asking questions. Her role is to follow projects through construction, upholding the integrity of the design while fairly administering the Owner-Contractor contract. She creates safe working environments that allow team members to feel comfortable reconsidering designs from all angles while discovering impactful solutions to problems.

Janice’s expertise spans high rise, multi-use residential, healthcare, public, and private sector projects, with construction values often over $500 million. Her notable projects include the Kaye Edmonton Clinic, the University of Alberta I.F Morrison Structures Lab, and the MacLaren tower. She currently occupies a practice-wide leadership role, focusing much of her effort on improving best practices, identifying solutions to project challenges, and working closely with the Risk & Commercial Management Team.

Janice is committed to quality city building as the Chair of the Edmonton Design Committee as well as the Subcommittee, for which she reviews and provides recommendations for development applications. She is also a member of Edmonton’s Public Arts Committee.