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Matthew Soules
Matthew Soules is a licensed architect in Canada and the United States holding a Master of Architecture degree from Harvard University.
Prior to founding MSA, he working with leading architects around the world, (OMA, Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, Arthur Erickson).
Matthew Soules – MAIBC, MRAIC
Director, MSA Inc.
Texts:
- “The ‘Liveable’ Suburbanized City: Post-Politics and a Vancouver Near You.” Harvard Design Magazine 32. Spring/Summer 2010: 141-148.
- “Supermodel.” A Guidebook to Contemporary Architecture in Vancouver. Vancouver: Douglas & McIntyre, 2010.
- “7 Points for EcoMetropolitanism.” Praxis: Journal of Writings+ Building 1- (2008). Co-authored with Mari Fujita.
Awards:
- 2011 – Twenty + Change 3 selection
- 2010 – AIBC Emerging Firm Award
- 2010 – Pinnacle Award in Public Space
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