Guillaume Beaudoin has 25 years of experience as an architect, including 20 years with Provencher_Roy. He has a particular interest in projects in the education and healthcare sectors, as well as in the restoration of heritage buildings. Guillaume works across a wide range of project scales and responsibilities, including construction administration and site supervision, as well as the development of tools and standards.
His projects include the Net-Zero Welcome Pavilion at Parcours Gouin in the City of Montréal, where he was responsible for the building envelope and site supervision. The project received two awards: the OAQ Award of Excellence in Architecture, Sustainable Development Award, in 2019, and the Inova Award in 2017. He also contributed to the restoration of the forecourt of the Montréal Courthouse, serving as both project manager and site supervisor.
His versatility, perseverance, ability to synthesize complex information, and holistic approach to projects have earned him the admiration of his peers. These qualities allow him to anticipate project needs and risks more effectively.


