TEAM
Céline C. Mertenat holds a Master of Architecture (2007) and a Master of Applied Science in Planning (2013) from the Université de Montréal. She has been an architect at Provencher_Roy since 2011. Passionate about sustainable urban development, she contributes to projects by maximizing their potential to revitalize and enhance the resilience of the natural, urban and social environments. In addition to her professional practice, Céline is actively involved in academia and has been teaching sustainable architecture, among other subjects, to undergraduate students in the Architectural Design program at the Université de Montréal since 2009.
Céline brings outstanding project management expertise and in-depth knowledge of sustainable development to a wide range of sectors. Her experience includes healthcare, with the expansion of CHU Sainte-Justine – Grandir en santé (LEED NC Gold certified); office buildings, with Îlot Balmoral (LEED NC Gold certified); infrastructure, with the Darwin Bridges on Île des Sœurs; the development of the Technopôle Angus eco-district in eastern Montréal (LEED ND v4 PLAN certified); and the planning of new resilient communities, including Carré Laval.
Her creativity and transdisciplinary expertise make Céline a sought-after facilitator in integrated design, coordination and project delivery for resilient buildings and sustainable urban design.