Fast + Epp
Thomas Lee, M.Eng, P.Eng is an accomplished Project Engineer at Fast + Epp since September 2016, bringing extensive experience in engineering design and technical development. Previous roles include Design Engineer at Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd., where contributions involved designing concrete walls for Canada’s National Holocaust Monument and renovating major shopping malls in British Columbia and Ontario. Thomas has also worked as a Graduate Engineer In Training at the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction, focusing on technical publications and design guidance, and held engineering positions at KWH Constructors, CH2M, and Layton Consulting Ltd. Thomas holds a Master of Engineering in Structural and Seismic Engineering and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Civil Engineering from The University of British Columbia.
Fast + Epp
With more than 100 national and international awards, Fast + Epp has established a reputation for fresh thinking. We are passionate about collaborating and exploring with architects, are enthusiastic about our work and enjoy the challenges we face. Established in 1985, our firm has been involved with an extensive variety of public and private projects. Whether it is residential, commercial, institutional, or transit projects - all attest to our commitment to clever, practical design with meticulous attention to detail. Fast + Epp is a 125+ person strong firm that is fluent in all primary structural materials. We have become very adept at combining materials to form architecturally expressive structures and strive to add value whenever possible by having structural components do more than simply support loads – also doubling as acoustic elements, concealing mechanical/electrical components, serving as thermal mass and enhancing aesthetics. With our head office in Vancouver and branch offices in New York and Seattle, our project reach has extended to North America, Asia and Europe. Our Darmstadt and Stuttgart offices in Germany office enable us to cross-pollinate the best ideas Europe and North America offer up.