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Alexandria Chan is a Danish-trained architect with degrees from Arkitektskolen Aarhus and Carleton University. She has worked on a number of single-family residential renovations from Pre-War to recently constructed buildings, a light rail transit station, a park pavilion, and the design and fabrication of custom furniture. In her past research work, she sought to push the limitations of ubiquitous industry-standard digital technologies in search of novel experiences, atmospheres, and materiality. Her experimentations explore narrative in architecture, objects, and the written word in pursuit of the mysterious, the ephemeral, and the weird.


Work Experience

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Stephens Design Group
NYC, USA
Senior Project Manager
2026-current

GOART
NYC, USA
Senior Designer
2022-2026

Arkitektskolen Aarhus
AARHUS, DK
Researcher • Research Assistant
2019-2020

IBI Group
TORONTO, CA
Eglinton Crosstown Light Rail Transit
Architectural Designer
2015-2016

STACKLAB
TORONTO, CA
229 Residence
Junior Designer
2014-2015

Education

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Arkitektskolen Aarhus
AARHUS, DK
Master of Arts in Architecture - CAND.ARCH, RIBA II
2016-2018

Carleton University
OTTAWA, CA
Bachelor of Architectural Studies in Design
2010-2014


Professional Membership

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Arkitekt MAA
Danish Association of Architects - Arkitektforeningen
DK

International Assoc. AIA
The American Institute of Architects
USA

Awards

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Verner Overgaards Familiefond Research Fellowship
AARHUS, DK
“Technology and Design Scholarship”
2019-2020


Publications + Exhibitions

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Chan, A. (2020). BEYOND THE PALE GHOSTS IN THE MACHINE - glitches in photogrammetry, point clouds, fold(ing)s and metal. https://digiphys.xyz/.

Chan, A. (2018). Glitching Ritual: Instigating Computational Glitch Aggregations Towards Adaptations of Narrative Space.

Buthke, J., & Trempe Jr., R. B. (2017). Anholt Forces. Main Contributing Author

European Capital of Culture 2017 – “Architecture Moves” Exhibition - Anholt Pavilion


Languages

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English
native speaker
French
intermediate proficiency
Mandarin
beginner
Spanish
beginner