Diana Saragosa first joined Diamond Schmitt upon completing a Bachelor of Environmental Studies. After graduating with a Master of Architecture from University of Waterloo she returned to Diamond Schmitt in 2005. She has taken on a variety of roles across a range of sectors, spanning commercial, academic, civic, cultural, and residential projects. Her steadfastness and clarity are qualities that have defined her contributions at Diamond Schmitt

Her portfolio includes design and, detailing and contract administration on the Corus Quay office building, High Park condominium, and the Medical Education Building at University of Windsor. 

Diana led the interiors team and engineering systems coordination for the KPMG Tower and the PwC-YMCA Building at the SmartVMC District in Vaughan. Diana developed the concept design for the LiUNA office building. 

Most recently, Diana has led three heritage building addition and renovations projects, including the University of Toronto Schools (UTS) expansion and renewal, Loretto Abbey Catholic Secondary School retrofit and addition, as well as the revitalized New Brunswick Museum, which will provide a new, contemporary home for Canada's oldest continuing museum — bringing research and exhibition spaces together within one sustainable, decarbonized facility that fully supports the museum's mission of preserving, researching, interpreting, and exhibiting the natural and cultural heritage of the province.

Diana is a licensed architect with the Ontario Association of Architects, and a Passive House Certified Designer.