The Centre for Clean Energy and Automotive Innovation, to be designed by Stantec, will house classrooms, labs, a library and learning center, an Indigenous gathering space, administrative offices, and multiple collaborative learning spaces.
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Eleonore Leclerc, architect and design principal at Stantec, has been selected as Emerging Architect of the Year by the Female Frontier Awards: Powered by World Architecture News and is the only Canadian recipient for the 2021 edition. The honor celebrates the outstanding accomplishments, talent, and vision of women in architecture.
Based in British Columbia, Leclerc is the Vancouver healthcare studio lead where she manages an integrated team of architects and engineers. She is responsible for staffing, strategic project acquisition, including design leadership and delivery.
Photo courtesy of Stantec.
As an advocate for senior care, Leclerc has invested years of practice in re-imagining traditional approaches to elder care, striving to deliver rich individual human experiences with a sense of community and belonging. She has presented on elder-care architecture at major conferences in Canada, United Kingdom, and the United States.