A graduate of the Master’s program in Architecture at the Université de Montréal (2012) and the Bachelor’s program in Environmental Design at UQÀM (2009), Martine Vincent brings a rigorous, sensitive, and strategic approach to every project. A recipient of several grants, including one from the Fondation de l’Université du Québec in the arts, she has developed both analytical and creative thinking, strengthening her ability to tackle the most complex projects with precision and vision. Since joining civiliti in 2013, Martine has become a key player in the realization of large-scale projects, where she excels in multidisciplinary coordination and ensures thorough follow-up from design to construction documents. Recognized for her expertise and vision, she oversees every aspect of a project with care, ensuring a coherent integration of creative ambitions and technical constraints specific to each project’s context.
Her expertise shines through in major urban transformation projects such as the redevelopment of Sainte-Catherine Street East, the reimagining of McGill College Avenue, the revitalization of Sainte-Catherine Street West and Peel Street, as well as complex implementation cases, notably in the Griffintown district and the Remembrance Interchange. A firm believer in best practices in resilient urban design, she is committed to creating sustainable and distinctive public spaces that address contemporary challenges while aligning with a long-term, thoughtful, and context-sensitive urban vision.
