$119,900 - 159,200 yearly
A recognized leader in architecture for more than 65 years, our Montreal office has built a legacy that has helped shape the Quebec and Canadian landscape and continues to be a source of inspiration and pride for our entire team. Our diverse team is both young and experienced, rigorous and dynamic, but above all attuned to the challenges of our time.
Our Quebec offices undertake large-scale projects across a wide range of sectors, including heritage, culture, education, and transportation.
We have left our mark through projects such as the restoration of the Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, the rehabilitation of the West Block on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, the reconstruction of the Voltigeurs de Québec Armoury in Quebec City, the Complexe 4 Glaces in Gatineau, and the New Courthouse Complex in Old Montreal.
Our Heritage Practice has extensive experience in the restoration, rehabilitation, and adaptive reuse of historic buildings. We have a deep understanding of historic building systems, conservation methodologies and technologies, best practices, design considerations, community sensitivities associated with heritage assets, and the cultural significance of the built environment.
This expertise enables Architecture49 to successfully navigate the complexities of preserving and adapting heritage properties while meeting contemporary requirements for functionality, accessibility, sustainability, and life safety.
Our heritage work is guided by a rigorous and collaborative process that balances respect for historical authenticity with the evolving needs of building users and communities. It reinforces our commitment to design excellence, sustainability, and cultural stewardship, allowing Architecture49 to deliver projects that preserve heritage value, strengthen community identity, and create vibrant, resilient, and enduring places for future generations.
Our design approach promotes sustainable development by extending the life of existing buildings, reducing the environmental impacts associated with demolition and new construction, and preserving the cultural narratives embedded in historic places.
Beyond project delivery, the Heritage sector enriches our practice through research, innovation, and knowledge sharing. We take pride in helping restore these important buildings to meaningful and sustainable use.
As the Regional Sector Lead, you will play a pivotal role in driving the success and growth of our Heritage practice within the Québec region. You will work closely with the Québec Region Managing Principal to support market growth by targeting new client development opportunities aligned with organizational objectives.
In this role, you will also develop client retention strategies, ensure project goals are achieved, and leverage regional successes at both the regional and national levels to strengthen and expand the Heritage sector.
The role combines strategic leadership, operational excellence, and thought leadership, with responsibilities including:
Annual compensation
QC: $119,900 - $159,200
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