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With nearly 30 years of experience to his credit, including 20 years with the firm and 10 years as a partner, Matthieu Geoffrion works as a project manager and design lead on numerous institutional projects in the cultural sector. He has notably led major projects that have received numerous awards and distinctions, including the Reception Pavilion of the National Assembly of Québec and the Claire and Marc Bourgie Pavilion of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. These projects are a testament to his recognized expertise in the major transformation and rehabilitation of heritage buildings and urban complexes. This expertise is also brought to bear on large-scale interventions such as the development of the Gare Viger site, the redevelopment of the Wellington South block on Ottawa’s Parliament Hill, and the development of Technopôle Angus.
His exceptional talent for designing high-quality spaces is also demonstrated through competition proposals, including the Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal and the transformation and expansion of the Musée d’art contemporain. His design expertise also extends to the hospitality sector (Square Phillips Hotel & Suites; Diamond Peninsula Hotel in Dongguan, China), healthcare (Lakeshore General Hospital; Hôpital du Sacré-Cœur de Montréal), academic (Maison des Boursiers; Molson Block, École de technologie supérieure), and correctional and judicial sectors (Saint-Hyacinthe Courthouse; Cowansville Detention Facility). Committed to ensuring the accurate and faithful realization of his design concepts, Matthieu Geoffrion demands the highest standards of rigour in the execution of the work and brings exceptional attention to detail to its supervision.