Alexandria Chan experiments with narrative in architecture, objects, the written word, and everything else in between. A trained architect with degrees from Carleton University and Arkitektskolen Aarhus, she has worked on a heritage residence renovation, a light rail transit station, a park pavilion, and the design and fabrication of custom furniture. As an architectural researcher, she pushes the limitations of ubiquitous industry-standard digital technologies in search of novel experiences, atmospheres, and materiality. In all of her work she draws from her experience in photography, prose, poetry, drawing, and making in pursuit of the mysterious, the ephemeral, and the weird.

Alexandria is currently practicing architecture at ROART in New York, NY.