TEAM
Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture from Université de Montréal (2009) and a Master’s degree in Project Management for Landscape Development, Mathieu Drouin is a landscape architect who has been working as a Project Manager at Provencher_Roy since 2022. He has contributed to the development and implementation of numerous large-scale landscape projects, including the new Maison Radio-Canada and Université de Montréal’s Complexe des sciences / Campus Outremont, as well as the revitalization of resilient municipal spaces such as Rosemont Park and Saidye-Bronfman Park. At ProvencherRoy, he coordinates major projects, including the redevelopment of Larivière Street in the Ville-Marie borough. His approach is guided by a commitment to balancing aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability to create distinctive spaces that adapt to the evolving urban landscape. Innovative stormwater management practices and sustainable development principles are also integral to the projects he leads.
Throughout his career, Mathieu has gained experience in several aspects of landscape architecture, including design, the preparation of plans and specifications, construction supervision, project management, and team leadership. His experience in both the office and on construction sites allows him to apply his strong technical expertise to enhancing the quality of the built environment, from the preparation of technical documentation to construction oversight. An attentive listener and proactive contributor, Mathieu has also been a member of the Urban Planning Advisory Committee for the Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough since 2024.