Cherie Wan brings a global perspective to her work at Workshop/APD, shaped by her upbringing in Hong Kong and her education in the US. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture with a minor in Urban Studies from Northeastern University, where she completed internships working on both mixed-use developments and aviation projects, including the Hong Kong Airport expansion. Cherie graduated with distinction from the University of Pennsylvania, where she earned her Master of Architecture and was awarded the Arthur Spayd Brooke Memorial Gold Prize.
Her career expanded as she gained expertise in multi-family and mixed-use development through projects in Puerto Rico and New York. At Workshop/APD, Cherie supports the design and documentation of high-end single-family residential projects, drawing inspiration from diverse contexts and material palettes. Her multicultural background and passion for the intricacies of building tectonics inform her approach to crafting cohesive and beautiful spaces. Outside of work, Cherie enjoys traveling, playing pickleball and netball, and exploring new environments.
