What are “moments” in architecture? While buildings may be rooted in place, but it’s the people who give them life. Architecture is incomplete without its inhabitants; their presence and interactions define each moment and give meaning to the structures we create. Without you, these spaces would be nothing but empty rooms waiting for something interesting to happen.

Creativity Meets Purpose

Albert Einstein once said, “Creativity is intelligence having fun.” And we couldn’t agree more. Blending each client’s vision with the site’s unique character is like painting on an ever-changing canvas. We express ourselves while creating spaces that mean something to the people who use them.

Positive Impact

Architecture isn’t just about finishing a project and moving on. It’s about building relationships that last well beyond the ribbon-cutting ceremony. A project’s success is shared between architect, client, consultants and every person who lives, works, or plays in the space. There’s real fulfillment in knowing We’ve helped people invest in something they truly value.

A Lifestyle, Not Just A Job

Architecture isn’t something we clock in and out of. It’s about seeing the world through a wider lens – understanding how people truly inhabit each environment, then shaping designs that enrich and elevate their experience. At the same time, this architect’s mindset doesn’t stop when we leave the studio. We carry that habit of careful thinking, rationality, and appreciation for beauty into our daily lives, solving problems and finding inspiration everywhere we look. It’s a lifestyle—one that goes beyond designing structures and transforms the way we understand the world around us.

Brick-and-Mortar Results

There’s something magical about seeing your ideas come to life in physical form—like composing a symphony and finally hearing it performed. Watching steel beams and concrete walls transform into welcoming environments is just as much about passion as it is about practicality.

Intellectual Adventure

Architecture is equal parts art, science, and technology. It’s for those of us who like to roll up our sleeves, solve puzzles, and learn constantly. Every project brings fresh questions and new perspectives. We draw on what we know, but we’re also always adding to our toolkit—one design challenge at a time. It’s about tapping into creativity, making a positive impact on people’s lives, and tackling new challenges every day.

Moment Architecture is a full-service architectural firm. Our essential goal is to meet you where your expectations are, get on the same wavelength, and go the extra mile with you.

Our professional expertise spans a broad spectrum, including:

Land Development Insights:
We start by listening—both to the land itself and the people who will inhabit it. Our goal is to weave nature-positive solutions into economically viable plans, shaping communities that thrive sustainably.

Rezoning Strategies:
Rezoning can be a winding, sometimes uncertain process, and final approval ultimately depends on council’s decision. But with our extensive experience, we’ll be right there with you every step of the way. From aligning your visions with local planning objectives to refining designs and thoughtfully addressing public concerns, we work hard to minimize risk and boost your chances of a successful outcome.

Advanced Building Design:
This is where technology and creativity meet. Drawing on our LEED Certification and Passive House expertise, we blend architecture, engineering, environmental science, and technology into cohesive, energy-efficient designs. Our focus on innovation and sustainability aims to lower environmental impact while ensuring every space remains comfortable and functional for the people who use it.

Fang graduated from the Master of Architecture program at the University of British Columbia in 2009 and became a registered architect with the Architectural Institute of British Columbia (AIBC) in 2013. Over the course of 16 years of local experience, she has worked on a wide range of projects—from contemporary single-family dwellings and commercial interiors to mixed-use, multi-family residential projects, and master-planned residential community developments.

Her dedication to design excellence is reflected in notable achievements such as winning First Prize in the 2009 international design competition “Townshift: Suburb Into City” sponsored by the City of Surrey. She also earned Second Prize in the 2017 International Young Architect Workshop and received recognition in the 2021 HAVAN Awards for Housing Excellence.

Actively involved in the architectural community, Fang has shared her expertise in both professional and academic settings. In 2012 and 2013, she served as a guest critic for the University of British Columbia’s Comprehensive Studio reviews and Graduation Thesis Presentations, nurturing the next generation of architectural talent. From 2019 to 2022, she contributed to the Chinatown Historic Area Planning Committee for the City of Vancouver, guiding strategic decisions for one of the city’s most historic neighborhoods. Further testament to her leadership in the field includes her role as the committee member on the Vancouver Conference Advisory Group of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) 2024 Conference. Since 2017, she has also served as an Oral Review Examiner and workshop facilitator for the AIBC, continually demonstrating her commitment to advancing forward-thinking design, community engagement, and professional mentorship.