MTA Associate, Olivia Keung, is a featured guest at the upcoming Building Equality in Architecture Toronto (BEAT) Leadership Seminar taking place on Saturday, November 9th at T3 Bayside in Toronto!

Known for her expertise in architectural design and sustainability in the built world, Olivia will be among the panelists discussing how technical specialization can create a fulfilling career path within architecture. Through her role, she has contributed to Moriyama Teshima Architects’ most innovative projects such as Limberlost Place at George Brown College, aligning with the firm’s commitment to mass timber and net-zero carbon solutions. Her work showcases the impact of technical leadership in the field.

This event includes a panel discussion with five experienced architects, lunch, and optional afternoon tours led by the panelists. It aims to support and inspire recent graduates and women in architecture by showcasing career paths in technical roles. Learn more and register to attend by clicking here.