Liam, a native of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, later settled in Vancouver, Canada, where he spent the majority of his adult life. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from the British Columbia Institute of Technology, receiving the Architecture Institute of British Columbia Achievement Award for his outstanding academic works. Subsequently, Liam pursued his passion for architectural innovation by completing a Master’s degree in Architecture at the University of Wismar in Germany, where he was awarded the DAAD Master-Thesis Finance Scholarship. With over six years of experience at the helm of numerous successful multi-family projects across British Columbia, Liam has established himself as a leader in the field. His expertise extends seamlessly from project conception, through construction and to completion, demonstrating a comprehensive and detailed understanding of the architectural process. Driven by a deep-seated commitment to fostering genuine communities within his projects, Liam is dedicated to creating spaces that evoke a profound sense of belonging among occupants. His visionary approach is exemplified by his master thesis, which presents a radical blueprint for off-grid, self-sustaining alternative community living. With a particular emphasis on remote workers and their families, Liam's thesis offers innovative solutions that can be implemented outside major urban centers worldwide, enriching lives and promoting sustainable living practices on a global scale.