TEAM
A partner since 2010, Martine Tremblay has more than 40 years of experience as an architect, including nearly 27 years with the firm. Drawing on her experience as a team leader on numerous large-scale projects, Martine stands out for the breadth of her expertise and her approach to team and project management. Her involvement in several multidisciplinary, multi-use projects reflects her exceptional expertise in programming (particularly in the museum sector: the National Gallery of Canada, 2002; the Centre d’histoire de Montréal, 2019), building redevelopment, modernization and adaptive reuse (Montréal Casino, 1993; Atwater Water Treatment Plant, 2016; Carré Saint-Laurent, 2019), and sustainable development. She has also served on the Canada Green Building Council since 2007.
Since 2005, Martine Tremblay has applied her creative, administrative and technical expertise to advancing architectural quality in the healthcare sector at the regional, metropolitan and international levels (Regional University Military Hospitals in Algeria; Emergency Department at the Centre hospitalier de Granby, 2009). This area of expertise has been further strengthened through her roles as project manager for the Centre de recherche pour Grandir en santé at CHU Sainte-Justine, recipient of the 2018 Architecture MasterPrize in the Healthcare Architecture category, and for the expansion and redevelopment of Lachine Hospital. A calm and unifying presence, Martine is an exemplary mentor and leader.