Nina Hitzler is a
Principal
at Workshop
Nina designs spaces for working and learning that are socially and environmentally sustainable. She is interested in exploring hybrid building typologies, and in doing work that enhances public space.
Outdoor classroom at École élémentaire Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau (designed in collaboration with
CNTL)
She investigates the architectural potential
of reuse and reimagination, in ways large and small — for example, by leading
an outdoor student design project which integrated art and recycled materials
for the Conseil scolaire Viamonde.
Nina leads WORKSHOP’s sustainable materials
research team, which assesses building products to ensure they meet our
internal standards before we consider them for use.
Nina has worked on a range of projects from
temporary installations to ideas competitions to large commercial buildings in
Calgary, Berlin, and Toronto.
Since joining WORKSHOP in 2018 she has become
an OAA registered architect and has led projects for a range of building types,
including daycares, elementary schools and post-secondary teaching spaces. Nina
received her Master of Architecture from Dalhousie University in 2016.
John HOPKINS ENGINEERING RENOVATION
McMaster UNIVERSITY
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