Sayeh Jolan

Sayeh has refined her analytical skills over her career to respond to the multifaceted demands of architectural projects. As a design architect and project manager, Sayeh’s interest in the study of the human habitat in all its forms guides her approach to projects. She prioritizes close collaboration between all project stakeholders, putting the needs of the building’s occupants at the forefront of the overall design. Throughout her career, Sayeh has developed a diverse portfolio with considerable expertise in residential projects of all scales. She is well-versed in urban design and has contributed to multiple significant projects, including the Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.

Sayeh’s projects at EVOQ include real estate development and master planning mandates in Ottawa, multi-family residential projects in Montreal, and architectural competitions. She is furthermore involved in the development of projects with Indigenous communities, such as the Projet Autochtone du Québec (PAQ).

Sayeh joined EVOQ in 2021 and holds a Master of Architecture from the Université de Montréal and a bachelor’s in environmental design from the Université du Québec à Montréal. With a background in the conservation of built heritage, she is committed to the legacy of the past and the traces that will be left for future generations. She is currently the Vice-President of the board of directors for the Cité-Jardin du Tricentenaire in Montreal.