Kyle’s combined commitment to design and project management has facilitated a balanced focus and positive approach to the architecture profession. He looks to enhance social connections; to critically engage and challenge the norms of what inclusive and accessible architecture is within our evolving political climate. Additionally, Kyle is dedicated to showcasing the importance of a social/urban environment while developing community through design and architecture. 

As a proud, openly gay man with a decade of experience in the architecture industry, Kyle has honed a distinctly inclusive and positive leadership methodology. With every project, he seeks to promote allyship, diversity, and respect while serving as an advocate for mental health awareness. This focus allows teams to build upon a foundation of democratic teamwork and open communication throughout a project to effectively manage cost, time, and quality, as well as support progressive design.  

Most notably, Kyle contributed to the transformation of Calgary’s Glenbow Museum into a community destination that serves as an active participant in civic and cultural life, ultimately using design to realize the Museum’s mission that art is for everyone. His work on the expansion of Vivo for Healthier Generations helped to create a model for healthy living leadership that has redefined how we understand health, wellness, and education. Kyle is the leader of the Do Good in the Hood initiative, which supports local communities in need.