The work of matter and space to express an intention, a gesture or an emotion, is an integral part of the architectural process. Light sculptors and designers of spaces, we privilege; the respect of the occupants needs and their budgets, the durability of the buildings, the natural light, the simplicity of the structure, the fluidity of the spaces and the beauty like first space qualities of our realizations.
Guillaume Lévesque, architect OAQ, pa LEED
Guillaume Lévesque is the founder of the firm Guillaume Lévesque architect he created in 2010. He has realized many residential and institutional mandates for various private clients and for community and public organizations. His interest in contemporary Scandinavian architecture has led him to travel to Finland, Denmark, Norway and Iceland in recent years to visit housing projects and public and community buildings. Nordic constructions with humble, minimalist, sustainable architectural qualities, which are designed on a human scale, sensitive to the needs of users are great sources of inspiration. He is a professional architect, member of the Quebec Order of Architects and LEED accredited. He favors green buildings for a sustainable and equitable future.
His architecture studio is also involved with organizations such as the Native Friendship Center of Val-d’Or and La Piaule. He is currently involved in the design of 38 social housing units for people at risk of homelessness. The workshop designed the Sakihikan Center for the Aboriginal Friendship Center in La Tuque, a cultural and community center for the Atikamekw community in the heart of the city. Recently, a feasibility study was completed for the realization of a social pediatric clinic in Manawan for the accreditation of the Dr. Julien Foundation. He is also collaborating with ArtCAD architects to plan the renovation of the hospital departments for the Ungava Tulattavik Health Center in Kuujjuaq, Quebec’s far north.
Guillaume Lévesque has also been involved for many years with Architecture Sans Frontières Québec (ASFQ) and initiated with the organization in 2008, the Kitcisakik Mission with the aim of creating a knowledge transfer and helping the indigenous populations ( Anishnabek) to renovate their homes themselves. In 2011, his commitment to the Aboriginal community earned him the OAQ’s Prix des Prix d’Excellence award and the Governor General’s medal in architecture in 2012.
It is this responsible and committed vision that motivates him to continue his work with community organizations and to be actively involved with ASFQ’s Board since June 2017 and proofreading of the professional examination Architects of Canada (EXAC).
Awards and Rewards
Governor General’s Medal for Architecture, Royal Canadian Institute of Architecture, 2012 Edition
Recipient with Algonquin carpenters and initiator with Architects of the Emergency of Canada and the Frontiers Foundation of the Housing Renovation Project of the Kitcisakik Aboriginal Community, Quebec.
Award of Excellence in Architecture of the Order of Architects, 2011 Edition
Recipient of the Action Award for the Kitcisakik Anishnabe and Emergency Architects of Canada Project
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Customers
We did business with Guillaume and his team for our renovation project. He was very professional from start to finish. He knew well our needs to create a new living space. He provided us with helpful advice and answered our questions throughout the project when needed. We are today very happy with the result!
Amélie Bernard, Rosemont-Petite-Patrie, Montréal
Thank you Guillaume Lévesque! Creativity, style and flexibility while respecting our budget, we could not ask for better
Anne-Marie Biron, Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Montréal
Excellent service and good listening needs. Mr. Lévesque and his team took up the challenge of my project with creativity and design. I highly recommend their services.
Pierre-Olivier Millette, Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Montréal
Excellent collaborator and very professional. His great experience, his rigor and his passion for construction give great results.
Élise Gaudry, Longueuil
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