Alice Choupeaux is an architect,
currently working at Arkitema in Copenhagen.
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I am always looking for new exciting work and
collaborations, feel free to contact me here.
Alice holds a Masters of Architecture from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts (KADK) and a Bachelor of Architecture from the National Architectural School of Paris-la-Villette. Alice has international experience on projects ranging from academic research to construction phases in Australia, Switzerland, Denmark and France.
Her graduate thesis focused on restoring natural and historical qualities to the coastal dune landscape and abandoned military structures of the Atlantic Wall in France. Working with climate change effects, she developed computational tools enabling a novel approach for sustainable landscape interventions based on principles of resilience and recursive adaptation.
Professionally, Alice practiced in Copenhagen where she was a project leader and architect on residential projects for high profile clients such as Olafur Eliasson. In Toronto, she contributed to Deciem’s headquarters and laboratories in a heritage property where she gained experience from design development to consultant coordination and contract administration. She was also involved in master planning and transit oriented developments for new subway lines such as the “Ontario Line” in Toronto.
When not practicing architecture you can find Alice by the sea.
Her graduate thesis focused on restoring natural and historical qualities to the coastal dune landscape and abandoned military structures of the Atlantic Wall in France. Working with climate change effects, she developed computational tools enabling a novel approach for sustainable landscape interventions based on principles of resilience and recursive adaptation.
Professionally, Alice practiced in Copenhagen where she was a project leader and architect on residential projects for high profile clients such as Olafur Eliasson. In Toronto, she contributed to Deciem’s headquarters and laboratories in a heritage property where she gained experience from design development to consultant coordination and contract administration. She was also involved in master planning and transit oriented developments for new subway lines such as the “Ontario Line” in Toronto.
When not practicing architecture you can find Alice by the sea.