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Mélissa Bélanger joined Provencher_Roy’s practice in 2005 and became a partner in 2010. From concept through to execution, her recognized expertise in the renovation, redevelopment and adaptive reuse of existing buildings is reflected in the integrated approach she champions. As a senior principal architect, she leads projects of varying scales as project manager, notably in the rehabilitation of office buildings, where she excels in creating spaces that are enduring, flexible and appealing to the emerging generation of professionals, as well as in the education and industrial sectors.
She leads a range of renovation projects in landmark mid-century buildings, including the North, East and South Towers of Complexe Desjardins and the Montréal Tower, an award-winning modern heritage reuse project involving major building envelope upgrades, code compliance work and the restructuring of interior spaces. At the same time, Mélissa Bélanger has led more than a dozen interior design projects in the education sector, including the J.-A.-DeSève Pavilion at UQAM, the Jean-Brillant and André-Aisenstadt Pavilions at Université de Montréal, and the redevelopment of Hall Building at Concordia University. She has also developed unparalleled expertise in the design of hydroelectric substations, including Bryson Generating Station, Fleury Substation, and La Romaine I and II Substations.
An associate member of the Association des estimateurs et économistes de la construction du Québec (AEÉCQ) since 2015 and responsible for implementing the firm’s ISO 9001:2015 quality management system since 2010, Mélissa Bélanger promotes the adoption of best practices and the optimization of material, human, administrative and financial resources.