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Holding a Master’s degree in architecture from Université Laval since 2017, Frédéric Champagne is an architect and associate at Provencher_Roy. His career, shaped by international experience, has given him the opportunity to contribute to major public and residential projects in Québec, as well as in Belgium, the Netherlands and France. His frequent involvement in design competitions and early-stage project studies allows him to quickly assess different conceptual approaches, with a focus on clear, pragmatic solutions that balance architectural expression with contextual coherence.
Versatile and a strong team player, Frédéric contributes to projects of varying scales at Provencher_Roy. He works within complex constraints, from functional organization to the integration of new interventions with existing buildings and dense urban environments. His experience includes the Silo #5 urban design competition (winning proposal), the development of an urban hotel for the Olympic Park, and the design of 328 affordable housing units for the City of Rimouski. More recently, Frédéric has contributed to complex institutional projects, including the expansion of St. Mary’s Hospital, the Maisons des aînés program, and the À Pas de Géant private school for children with autism, which received a special mention at the 2023 Architizer A+Awards in the Architecture + Learning category. Through these projects, he has further developed his interest in enhancing the user experience while creating new architectural and environmental qualities.