Rosanne Moss

Rosanne Moss is a founding Partner of EVOQ and leads the firm’s practice in interior and residential design. Having started her career as a set designer, her professional record is a reflection of her fascination for the evocative power of the decor, be it theatrical or architectural.

Rosanne is also a heritage conservation specialist, with extensive expertise in the restoration and rehabilitation of historic interiors. She is the author of several heritage character studies and architectural integration guidelines for large building ensembles as well as various historic neighborhoods in Ottawa, Toronto and the island of Montreal.

Rosanne gave lectures as part of the renovation course offered to the general public by the Heritage Montreal Foundation. She taught design studios at McGill University’s School of Architecture. She also lectured on the protection of the architecture of Queen Street West, Toronto’s first heritage conservation district.

Feature Projects

• FACE School Auditorium
• Private Residence
• La Grande Ourse Residence
• West Block of Parliament
• Jean-Talon Train Station
• FACE School
• Verger Hemmingford Residence
• 357 de la Commune Ouest