Bill is the Founder and Principal of Table Architecture Collective.

With over 25 years of experience in architectural design and construction services, Bill's approach to design is to work with clients closely to ensure that each project has its own particular character and atmosphere suited to the client's vision.

Whether the project is for bustling new brewery lounge or a playful daycare, Bill and his team bring an inventive use of materials and details to spaces that encourage social interaction and conversation.

Bill has guided over one hundred development and building permits through cities and municipalities and understand how to merge thoughtful design with pragmatic code considerations to achieve a highly functional and beautiful project.

Andjela is an Architect AIBC living and working in Vancouver. Born in Belgrade, Serbia and raised in Vancouver, Andjela has been exposed to a wide variety of cultures, art, architecture and design through her years of travel.

In addition to her informal, cultural education, she received her Bachelor of Arts in Art History (2014) and Master of Architecture (2019) from the University of British Columbia; including a semester studying architecture in Tokyo. From her time in Tokyo, she gained a unique perspective and building knowledge that brings forth a nuanced sensibility in designing.

In her work, Andjela’s interests focus on atmospheres, the interplay of light and shadow, and materiality. She takes careful consideration and a collaborative design approach to uniquely articulate the specific client and community needs of each project. Andjela has in-depth experience in project management, drawing and detailing for construction, with a special interest in community design and engagement. Since joining Table Architecture Collective (recently evolved from Simcic + Uhrich Architects) in 2016, Andjela has worked on a wide variety of project types and scales; ranging from hospitality, residential, civic (fire halls), and institutional (daycares).

Passive House Certified Designer

Nick studied Architecture at the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne and the University of Westminster in the UK. He is a registered Architect in the UK (ARB) and has been living and working in BC since 2010. Prior to joining Table Architecture Collective, Nick worked for RMJM & NBBJ in London, and spent 8 years working at HCMA in Vancouver. During this time he has gathered a wealth of experience across a broad range of institutional building types, including primary and secondary education, healthcare and fire halls as well as community centres, leisure centres and aquatic facilities. He has extensive experience in taking complex buildings from design to completion, with a particular interest in robust, sustainable and beautifully detailed design. Recently completed projects include the award winning Grandview Heights Aquatic Centre and the Clayton Community Centre in Surrey, BC as well as South Galiano Firehall on Galliano Island.

Nick has a keen interest in sustainable design and in addition to the Passive House certified Clayton Community Centre he played a key role in the design of Vancouver Fire Rescue Services Fire Hall 17, currently in construction, which is on track to achieve Passive House certification as well as LEEDv4 Gold and CaGBC Zero Carbon Building certification. Nick has earned qualification as a Passive House Certified Designer.

Since joining Table Architecture, Nick has expanded his field of expertise to the hospitality sector with several tenant improvements for distillery, brewery and restaurant projects as well as townhouse and single family residential.

Nick has a passion for craft which serves him well in his work, but is also manifested in his varied and constantly expanding hobbies, which include woodworking, blacksmithing and leatherworking.

Madeleine graduated from the University of Calgary in 2017 with a Master’s in Architecture. She is an Intern Architect (AIBC) living and working in Vancouver, since 2018. Prior to joining Table Architecture Collective, Madeleine worked at Simcic + Uhrich Architects (SUA) and Ply Architecture, firms both based in Vancouver.

Madeleine spent time living and studying in Barcelona, Spain, which became influential to her design approach and sensibilities. Her passion for architecture is at the human scale, with a personal focus on the value of spaces that bring people together and foster close connections. Madeleine is keen to understand the multiple contexts and constraints of each project, and enjoys the collaborative approach across disciplines. She has worked on a wide variety of project types and scales; ranging from residential, institutional (churches) and the hospitality industry. She has in-depth experience in project management, all phases of design, drawing and detailing for construction.