Education
Master’s of Architecture, University of Waterloo, 2014
Bachelor of Architectural Science (Honours), University of Waterloo, 2009
Professional Affiliations
Member: Ontario Association of Architects
Major Projects
140 Merton Street
Durham Modular Transitional Housing
Hamilton Passive House Modular Housing
Modular Supportive Housing: Phase 1
Niagara College Applied Health Expansion
Ronald McDonald House Atlantic
Sonja Storey-Fleming
M.Arch., OAA
Associate
Sonja Storey-Fleming is a licensed architect and Associate at Montgomery Sisam Architects, bringing extensive local and international experience across institutional, cultural, residential, and community-focused projects.
Since joining the firm in 2020, Sonja has managed several notable projects, including pioneering and award-winning work in prefabrication and assembly. She is known for her diligence, strategic insight, and thoughtful, systems-oriented thinking in design and project delivery. Sonja excels at identifying issues early, navigating constraints, and developing clear, balanced solutions that align with project goals and performance expectations. Her ability to maintain strong client relationships, even under demanding conditions, has helped strengthen trust and support continuing collaborations for the firm.
Sonja has a deep interest in building science and high-performance enclosure design. She actively expands her technical expertise through ongoing professional development and industry-led training. Her early experience working in construction, combined with her past and present involvement in construction administration, gives her with a unique perspective that bridges the practical realities of construction with the aspirations of architectural design.
Beyond her project work, Sonja contributes to a range of academic and cultural initiatives, from installations and competitions to serving as a guest critic. Within Montgomery Sisam, she also supports internal initiatives, including efforts to foster an inclusive and supportive studio culture through her involvement on the DEI committee.