Gary was born and raised in Haiti, where his passion for design began early. As a kid, he was always drawing by hand and found himself fascinated by the rich vernacular and colonial architecture around him. Over time, that admiration grew into a love for modern architecture and a deep curiosity about how buildings and spaces come together.
He started his academic journey studying Urban Planning at the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), then returned to Haiti to major in Architecture at Université Quisqueya in Port-au-Prince. Wanting to expand his vision even further, he pursued a master’s degree in Landscape Architecture at Florida International University (FIU) in Miami.
For Gary, design is about more than just structures, it’s about how people live, interact, and feel in a space. He enjoys bridging traditional influences with modern ideas to create work that feels both rooted and forward-thinking.
When he’s not designing, he can usually be found painting, cooking, traveling, or exploring new cuisines. One of his personal life goals is to own a chicken coop and stamp each egg with his name. He is still taking suggestions for what to call the coop, so feel free to send ideas his way.
Education
Bachelor of Architecture - Quisqueya University
Associate of Urban Planning - University of Quebec in Montreal
