Cherie Ng B.Arch. Sci. | M.Arch | OAA | MRAIC

Cherie is a licensed architect, interior designer, and adjunct professor. She is a member of the Ontario Association of Architects and the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada.

Cherie Ng Architect Inc. (CNA) is an architecture and design practice based in Toronto, Canada. In the short time that CNA has been in practice, the team has won several recognitions and honors for community-related work.

Cherie has lived and worked in British Hong Kong, the United States, and Canada. Her multicultural background and influences are apparent in her work, underlined by a strong devotion to universal/inclusive design, adaptive reuse, and sustainability.

She holds a Bachelor of Architectural Science degree from Toronto Metropolitan University (Canada) formerly Ryerson University and a Master of Architecture degree with a major in Sustainability Design with High Distinction from Lawrence Technological University (United States).

Cherie's academic thesis research project, A Study in Sustainable Architectural Design of Temporary Housing for Chinese Construction Workers, was a finalist for the Architecture Research Centers Consortium (ARCC) Best Research Thesis Prize at Lawrence Technological University. In 2001, Cherie was honored by the National Architectural Accrediting Board to be on the Yale University accreditation team.

Cherie is regularly invited to participate as a speaker at local, regional, national, and international conferences and workshops. She is an Adjunct Professor at Durham College in the School of Science and Engineering Technology.