The daughter of two professional violinists, Danielle Grabke was exposed to thoughtfully designed environments from a very young age.
Her passion and curiosity eventually led Grabke to the University of Waterloo where on Saturday she will cross the stage at convocation to mark the completion of her Bachelor of Architectural Studies (BAS).
Danielle Grabke will attend convoction Saturday to formally receive her architecture degree.
Her enthusiastic energy, outgoing nature and career ambitions made for five very busy and rewarding undergraduate years. Without pause, she has kicked off her Master of Architecture (MArch) degree at Waterloo with the same “all-in” attitude.
Grabke got involved in extracurricular student initiatives and clubs from first year and volunteers her time generously to her peers.
“Undergrad was hard!” Grabke exclaims. “Some advice for any overwhelmed architectural undergrads — ask your fellow students in upper years for help. We know what you’re going through and can give you valuable guidance. Our school is small so it’s easy to mix with people from different cohorts - just walk up to someone at their desk and say hello.”
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