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Virginie Stanley is an architect and planner. Over a 20-year career, Virginie has worked on a wide range of projects including housing; mixed-use; hospitality; offices and master plans. 

At a young age Virginie realized how great the impact of architecture and planning is to the well-being of people. With this realization came her desire to create meaningful spaces for human habitation.

Born in the Netherlands, Virginie moved to the US in 1999. In 2004, she graduated from Drury University with degrees in architecture and mathematics. She was named outstanding architecture student three times and was awarded a similar title for her studies in mathematics. 

Virginie is known to take complex requirements and turn them into simple, elegant design solutions. She works diligently to find optimal solutions to difficult challenges. Virginie has a perspective and passion for architecture that is unmatched by most in her field.

After working with world renowned architects Moshe Safdie and Rick Joy, Virginie moved to Maine in 2008. Virginie has worked on a wide range of projects, including the Children's Museum at Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum, Jerusalem; Center for the Arts at Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts; Springfield Federal Courthouse, Springfield, Massachusetts; West Edge project, a mixed use development in Kansas City, Missouri; Derby Line Port of Entry, Derby Line, Vermont; the Education Center at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens in Boothbay, Maine, Hobson’s Landing, a 150 unit high end condo development with 9 retail spaces and 2 levels of parking. Aloft Hotel, Verdante a high-end condo development in Portland Maine. St. Lawrence Arts Theater a 150 theater, Time and Temperature Hotel a 189-room hotel with restaurants, ballroom, meeting spaces, retail spaces and a roof top bar as well as many other projects. 

Professional Credentials 

Licensed Architect, State of Maine and Massachusetts