As part of my work at COEX
2025
Photo credit: COEX
This outdoor learning and play space was designed with flowing curves inspired by the nearby Achigan River. The sinuous track weaves through landscaped islands and activity areas, creating a dynamic environment that encourages movement, exploration, and connection with the surrounding landscape. The project blends play, nature, and community into a cohesive and engaging setting for students.
Quartier Belle Gueule
Plateau Mont-Royal, Qc
As part of my work at COEX
2023 Photo credit: Charles Lanteigne
This outdoor terrace transforms a compact urban space into a welcoming extension of the Belle Gueule micro brewery. Defined by flowing planted beds, trees, and seating areas, the design creates a vibrant gathering place for visitors while softening the surrounding industrial architecture. The curved landscape forms encourage movement and social interaction, providing a comfortable, green setting for enjoying craft beer and community events throughout the season.
Hôpital du Suroît
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Qc
As part of my work at COEX
2023
This project transforms an underutilized outdoor area into a restorative garden dedicated to the employees of Hôpital du Suroît. Designed as a place for relaxation, social interaction, and quiet reflection, the space combines naturalistic planting, accessible pathways, and custom gabion seating with warm wood finishes. The landscape creates a calming environment that supports staff well-being, offering a welcoming retreat where healthcare workers can recharge and connect with nature throughout the day.
Gallery sur le Canal
Griffintown, Qc
As part of my work at COEX
2022
Photo credit: Charles Lanteigne
Located in Montréal’s Griffintown district near the Lachine Canal, this condominium landscape creates a calm and welcoming pedestrian experience inspired by the area’s waterfront character. Linear water features, warm wood soffits, and layered planting beds bring texture and movement to the courtyard, offering residents a refined urban oasis that connects contemporary architecture with the natural identity of the canal.
Redfern Residence
Westmount, Qc
As part of my work at COEX
2023
This residential garden in Westmount, Montreal, was designed to create two distinct outdoor living areas tailored to different lifestyles. A secluded adults’ retreat features a spacious deck and hot tub nestled within lush plantings, while a separate children's deck provides a dedicated space for play and family activities. Curving pathways and layered vegetation connect the spaces, creating a private and inviting landscape that balances relaxation, entertainment, and everyday living beneath the mature tree canopy.
Drayton Residence
Pointe-Claire, Qc
As part of my freelance work
2024 Photo credit: Paysages Golden
This residential landscape project in Pointe-Claire, on Montréal’s West Island, blends timeless materials with lush planting to create a welcoming front garden. A herringbone brick walkway guides visitors through layered beds featuring hydrangeas, ornamental grasses, and seasonal perennials, while carefully placed shrubs and small trees provide structure and year-round interest. The design enhances the home’s traditional architecture and creates an elegant streetscape with a warm, inviting character.
JK Laval Community Center
Laval, Qc
In collaboration with Jacques Parent Landscape Architect
2026
Designed as a welcoming civic destination, this project creates a vibrant public realm that connects the community centre to its surrounding neighbourhood. A formal arrival plaza, framed by generous tree planting and symmetrical gardens, establishes a strong visual identity while providing flexible spaces for gathering, relaxation, and community events. Carefully integrated pedestrian pathways, seating, and green infrastructure enhance accessibility, comfort, creating an inviting landscape that encourages social interaction and strengthens the connection between architecture and nature.
Rosemont Metro Station
Rosemont-La petite-Patrie, Qc
As part of my work at COEX
2025
Photo credit: Vincent Brillant
This landscape architecture project at Rosemont Metro Station reimagines the station’s surroundings as a vibrant urban gateway. Integrated with a mixed-use development, the design creates welcoming public spaces through generous paving, curated planting, and pedestrian-friendly circulation. The landscape strengthens connections between transit, the surrounding neighbourhood, and new residential and commercial uses, contributing to a lively and contemporary streetscape in the heart of Montréal.