Mark Brooker brings extensive and relevant experience in complex building types from a career of 35 years. He graduated from the University of Toronto in 1985 with a Bachelor in Architecture. He joined NFOE in 1997 and has worked as a senior architect/project manager on numerous research and teaching Life Sciences, General Sciences facilities in the public sector as well as for biology and chemistry research and pharmaceutical production buildings for the private sector. His work on these complex projects included overseeing the planning, design, and coordination for research and clinical laboratories including animal facilities. His projects have incorporated Biosafety requirements for CL2 and CL3 containment suites to Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) and the Canadian Council of Animal Care (CCAC). These projects have been executed under the traditional Design Bid Build, Construction Management and Public Private Partnership (PPP) contexts. Mark's technical competence, persistence, and commitment toward quality, state of the art technical performance and commitment to sustainable design is highly respected and appreciated both within the firm and by the clients he has worked for. His design leadership along with his ability to empower complex interdisciplinary group problem solving on complex large scale scientific projects has led to the recognized success of these projects.
