Meet Our Team

Stefan is an award-winning architect, with a special focus on heritage conservation projects. His architectural practice is informed by other professional experiences as an artist, a chef, and a contractor, as well as being a father. A graduate of Dalhousie University’s school of architecture, he worked with well-regarded firms in the Halifax and National Capital regions prior to co-founding Juxta.

Stefan has experience working on notable heritage and non-heritage projects both locally and abroad. A member of the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (CAHP), Stefan offers clients a full slate of architectural services and is licensed for practice in Ontario and Quebec.

Bruno has three decades of experience as a designer and building science expert. Prior to co-founding Juxta he worked with building science and architecture firms in Montreal and Ottawa. Bruno’s specialities include design and assessment of building envelopes, windows, curtain-wall systems and roofs.

Bruno has supervised projects for government, commercial and residential clients. An experienced project manager, he has delivered hundreds of projects for institutional and private clients.

Greg has nearly five years of industry experience across residential, institutional, commercial, and heritage conservation projects, shaping a versatile and contextually sensitive design approach. He is involved in all phases of architectural work, with a focus on thoughtful detailing, material innovation, and low-carbon strategies that contribute to resilient, forward-thinking design.

Passionate about connecting past and present, Greg enjoys the creative and technical challenges of integrating contemporary interventions within historic fabric. Outside of architecture, he enjoys reading, cooking, sports, and takes pride in being a father. His interest in construction extends to hands-on home improvement projects, which deepen his appreciation for craft, detail, and the tangible impact of design in everyday life.

Amanda has nearly ten years of experience in the industry, working with firms across Canada on commercial, residential, educational, and institutional projects.

Her interest in how the past and present intersect has guided her specialization in heritage conservation. This passion was fostered during her studies at the University of Waterloo, where her thesis examined how a building’s history, value, and evolving use influence its future. This research continues to inspire her commitment to working with existing buildings, incorporating sustainable practices that both preserve a building’s cultural value while meeting contemporary needs.

Tristan brings a diverse range of experiences to the team with a background spanning various industries, including construction & architecture. This breadth of experience has honed his ability to keep operations organized and running efficiently. While not formally trained in architecture, Tristan has a deep appreciation for design in all its forms, from buildings to everyday objects. As an autodidact, he is constantly expanding his knowledge, driven by his curiosity to learn and explore new subjects.

An avid outdoor enthusiast, Tristan spends his time rock climbing, cycling, hiking, camping, and skiing. He also enjoys photography, reading, and exploring thoughtful design in the built environment.

Nupur Agrawal is an intern architect and graduate of the M.Arch program at the Azrieli School of Architecture & Urbanism at Carleton University. During her graduate studies Nupur has demonstrated her passion for architecture through various roles, including serving as the head editor of Building 22 magazine, Carleton University’s prestigious annual architecture publication. She has also contributed to the academic community as a teaching assistant, and a guest critic. With a keen interest in community housing, climate-conscious construction, and heritage architecture, Nupur is excited to bring her fresh perspective to the architectural profession.

Nupur has contributed to a wide range of residential, commercial, and industrial projects, with experience in architectural visualization, building systems integration, and more.

Leo is an architectural technologist with a strong foundation in technical drawing, 3D modeling, and visualization. A graduate of Algonquin College’s Architectural Technology program, he has developed a portfolio that highlights his ability to translate complex designs into precise, buildable documents. His work demonstrates proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, and 3D printing, as well as the production of detailed technical drawings and construction assemblies.

He has experience contributing to scaled architectural models, digital drafting, and design detailing. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Leo brings creativity, technical skill, and a dedication to clarity in his work, making him a valuable contributor to architectural design and documentation.