Breanna Mulhall is an architect in Vancouver, BC, Canada.Breanna's architectural interests are grounded in humankind. Her work seeks to understand the ways in which design influences the physical, mental, and social well-being of individuals and communities. Breanna's notable contributions to the healthcare sector include the Burnaby Hospital Redevelopment Project [Phase 1], as well as multiple Urgent and Primary Care Centres within greater Vancouver. Outside of practice, Breanna's graduate thesis research -- titled "Engaging Co-Existence" -- explored architecture's role in mediating the perceived conflict between Vancouver's street-based sex workers and the community. Breanna believes in shaking up the status quo, and in creating equal opportunity for all to thrive. Her expertise lies in generating ideas, space planning, mentorship, and collaboration. Outside of the office, Breanna is a member of the Women in Architecture planning committee, as well as a guest critic for the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture at the University of British Columbia.