She is deeply mourned by her mother and her sisters de ella Mary-Lou (Greg), Terry (Jeff), Madelaine (David), Sharon (David), and Catherine (Mike) her stepson, Pablo Kupfer her stepdaughter, Marianne and her sister-in-law Marcella Kupfer and by her nieces and nephews Wyatt, Corbin, Bronwynn, Lauren, Taylor, Campbell, Madelaine, Madison, McKenzie, Meghan, and Emma. Joyce was one of eight children raised by John Francis Drohan, who died in 2015, and Joan Drohan. She traveled extensively throughout the world for work and pleasure, immersing herself in other cultures and ways of seeing the world. She was inspired by and devoted to her students, mentees and colleagues, always eager to encourage and praise their creativity from her. She reflected what she loved in her contributions to designing of buildings and urban environments, her photography, her water colours, at the piano and in her extraordinary garden. Joyce loved music, literature, and beauty in the natural world, exploring all with great curiosity, critical acuity and creativity. She liked nothing better than doing all of this with friends and family. When neither was possible, she would hike in the mountains or cycle through the city. In summer, she would swim at Kitsilano pool.
The winter would find her skate-skiing at Cypress Mountain. Like many Vancouverites, Joyce knew the value of balancing work and play. In 2021 she was made a fellow of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada. In later years, she passed on her extensive knowledge of urban design to students through studies at the University of British Columbia. She helped the City of Vancouver rebuild its urban design expertise. She was a project architect on Richmond City Hall, a building that helped shape the civic district of that city and won a Governor General’s award for architecture in 2002. Joyce was also a lead member of the master planning teams for the sustainable communities of South East False Creek (including the Olympic Village) and East Fraserlands (now called The River District). It transformed the municipal airport into a model of sustainability and won a Globe Award for Urban Sustainability and a Royal Architectural Institute of Canada medal at the National Urban Design Awards. She was proud of her contributions to Canadian city-building, including the Blatchford Redevelopment in Edmonton. Through that project and that office, Joyce formed friendships that she endured, even as she moved on to other practices, including James Chen and Perkins & Will. Joyce and Roland met when they both worked on the Ismaili Center in Burnaby at the offices of Bruno Freschi in Vancouver.
It was there she established a life with Roland Kupfer, a fellow architect from Chile who died in 2017. She was an architect, urban designer, and teacher, who grew up in Toronto but made her home in Vancouver. JOYCE MARIANN DROHAN 1954-2022 We are grieving the loss of Joyce Mariann Drohan, who died of cancer February 13th at St.
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