TEAM
Céline C. Mertenat holds a Master’s degree in Architecture and a Master’s degree in Applied Science in Planning from the Université de Montréal and has been a licensed architect at Provencher_Roy since 2011. Passionate about urban sustainable development, she intervenes in projects to maximize the potential for revitalization and resilience of natural, urban, and social environments. In addition to her professional practice, Céline has been involved in the academic world since 2009, teaching sustainable development – among other subjects – to students of the bachelor’s in architectural design at Université de Montréal.
Céline demonstrates outstanding expertise as a project manager, along with in-depth knowledge of sustainable development across various sectors, including healthcare (CHU Sainte-Justine – Growing up Healthy, certified LEED NC Gold); office space (Îlot Balmoral, certified LEED NC Gold); infrastructure (Darwin Bridges on Nuns’ Island and the development of the Technopôle Angus green neighbourhood in eastern Montréal, certified LEED ND v4 PLAN); and the planning of new resilient territories, including Carré Laval.
Her creativity and cross-disciplinary abilities make her a sought-after resource in integrated design, coordination, and delivery of resilient building and sustainable urban design projects.