TEAM
A graduate of Université de Montréal and McGill University, Sophie Wilkin joined Provencher_Roy’s practice in 2015 as a designer. A partner since 2021, she has distinguished herself through her active and sustained contribution to the conceptual development of projects, from large-scale commissions to national and international design competition proposals. Characterized by optimism and dynamism, her professional involvement spans a broad spectrum, from conceptual design to interdisciplinary coordination.
Whether serving as project manager for the Stonehaven resort, as a member of the design team responsible for the production and coordination of the Grand Quai Observation Tower, or as design lead for the expansion of the Jean-Noël Desmarais Pavilion at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Sophie Wilkin demonstrates remarkable versatility. She has accumulated extensive and diverse experience in the cultural, commercial, and hospitality sectors, as well as in urban and transportation infrastructure, including the redevelopment of Sainte-Catherine Street West and Phillips Square, and the transformation of Alexandra Pier.
Her design expertise is complemented by a sophisticated command of three-dimensional representation tools, as demonstrated, among other things, by the high quality of her physical models and presentation videos. The recipient of several awards and fellowships, including the 2009 Bourse Voyage + Technique Jodoin Lamarre Pratte architectes, the 2010 Norbert Schoenauer Fellowship in Architecture, and the 2011 Régis Côté Graduate Prize in Design and Sustainability, as well as a nominee for the OAQ College of Presidents Scholarship in 2011, Sophie remains actively engaged in academia. Since 2020, she has taught in the Architectural Technology program at Cégep André-Laurendeau.