As a partner, Mélanie Dupuis has been with the firm since 2007. With more than twenty years of experience in architecture, her areas of expertise include cultural projects (renovation of the Esplanade at Place des Arts; rehabilitation of the Colonnade at Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier; Biodiversity Centre at the Montréal Botanical Garden), healthcare (Mental Health Care Pavilion at Hôpital régional de Saint-Jérôme; Hôpital du Sacré-Cœur de Montréal; CHUM Research Centre), and sports facilities (expansion of Stade Saputo; addition of a dome and synthetic turf field at Stade Hébert). Her expertise is primarily focused on architectural project management and construction administration. A member of the Canada Green Building Council since 2009 and a LEED BD+C credential holder, she ensures that sustainable development standards and principles are incorporated into the delivery of the projects entrusted to her.
Her expertise is complemented by a strong interest in contemporary interventions in buildings of modern architectural heritage. Mélanie Dupuis devotes a significant portion of her professional practice to the transformation and modernization of the Place du Portage III complex, a recognized heritage property, for Public Services and Procurement Canada (2026). This major project, encompassing 150,000 m² and serving 6,805 employees, aims to achieve a net-zero carbon target. With an exceptional ability to synthesize complex information, she is skilled at turning constraints into opportunities at every scale of a project. Her critical thinking and agility of mind are invaluable assets in delivering and successfully completing her mandates.


