Associate architect and co-founder of in situ atelier d’architecture (1995), Annie Lebel acts as senior designer and project manager. She is a recipient of the Prix de Rome in Architecture (Canada Council for the Arts, 2001). As Leed Ecological Associate (2013), she has developed extensive project knowledge at different scales, and excellent expertise in all project phases, from design to construction.
Parallel to her practice, she is guest professor at the School of Architecture, University of Montreal, where she has taught the Master’s Workshop 1 – Comprehensive Project each fall since 2008. She also teaches a Master’s workshop in urban design at the same university.
She holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree (University of Montreal, 1987) – for which she was awarded the Virtute and Labore Medal from the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada – and a Master’s degree in History and Theory of Architecture (McGill University, 1994).
Stéphane Pratte graduated with distinction from McGill University (1991), where he was awarded the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Medal. He co-founded in situ atelier d’architecture with Annie Lebel in 1995. He is a recipient of the Prix de Rome in Architecture (Canada Council for the Arts, 2001), and holds a PA LEED certification (2009).
In addition to his practice, he holds academic positions in Canada and abroad as a visiting professor, guest critic, lecturer and juror. Since 2007, he is responsible for the development of students’ final year projects in Event Design, in the framework of the multidisciplinary DESS program, UQÀM.
Following studies in Montreal, Brussels and Paris, Pierre-Luc co-founded Manœuvres (a think tank on public space, Montreal), and ADUQ (Association du Design Urbain du Québec, 2011). Pierre-Luc worked in various architectural firms in Brussels and Montreal, prior to joining in situ atelier d’architecture in 2013. As a senior associate, he is involved in projects of varying scales, from design to site supervision. His international experience, involvement in reflections on public space, and commitment to the studio has forged his conceptual approach to architecture – sensitive to a place’s character: timeless, malleable, and resilient.
Following a Bachelor’s degree obtained through studies between Quebec City and Rio de Janeiro, Jean-François received his Master’s degree from Laval University. Internships in Copenhagen and Paris allowed him to gain experience in large-scale cultural and institutional projects in both Europe and Asia.
An Innovation grant allowed him to study the future of UNESCO city centers, with critical reflections on heritage issues in the era of mass tourism. His approach to architecture is curious, open-minded, and empathic.
As a HMNOP and OAQ certified architect, Thomas has worked in architectural firms in France, Austria and Germany, before his arrival in Montreal.
He developed his expertise through work on projects of various scales: from urban planning to the realization of residential and multi-residential housing, as well as the elaboration of public and cultural projects.
Through a double curriculum of technical and engineering studies which led him to architecture, he also seeks more freedom within his practice of construction. These experiences led to his conviction that the evolution of his vision and practice of architecture comes through contact and experimentation with others.
Salomé obtained her Master’s degree in architecture at the University of Liege (Belgium). During her ensuing practice, she cultivated a deep interest for the rehabilitation and conversion of buildings, as well as for environmental issues in architecture. Experiences she has acquired in these fields have decidedly influenced her architectural practice, and continue to be subjects she actively explores.
Nicolas is a graduate of Sciences-Po Paris, the Paris-Belleville School of Architecture (B.A.) and the University of Toronto (M.A.). He worked for several years between Paris and Toronto, in the fields of architectural design, landscape and scenography, before joining the in situ team. With friends, he participated in the Seoul International Architecture Biennale (2021) to represent the buried rivers of Toronto with the project Beneath The City: Rivers!
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As an HMNOP and OAQ certified architect, Fanny developed her architectural practice in Bordeaux, Madrid, and Montreal.
During her Master’s degree, she became interested in scenography, and the integration of contemporary architecture into urban heritage ensembles. Since 2015, and with sensitivity towards a humanized approach, she has been developing an acknowledged and award-winning expertise in the design of residential projects in Quebec. She exercises this particularly through the accompaniment of her clients through the various project stages – from conception to follow-up on the construction site.
With studies and degrees in visual arts, art history, and urban design, Karen works as administrative assistant for in situ. She is also involved in parallel activities in design research and curatorial practices.
Joey Doherty, intern
2021-2022
Nicolas Fasciano, intern
2021-2022
Cana Dai, intern
2021-2022
Anissa Djouini, intern
2021
Chloé Lévèsque, intern
2021
Andréa Savard-Beaudouin, intern
2017-2020
Marc-Olivier Champagne-Thomas, intern
2016-2017 / 2018-2020
Marc-André Perreault, intern
2019
Rose-Marie Faille-Faubert, intern
2017-2018
Marie-Christine Dupuis, intern
2017-2018
Pierre-Charles Gauthier, intern
2014 / 2015 -2016
Thomas Naessens, intern
2013 - 2014
Kim Pariseau, architect
2011-2013
Raquel Cervera, intern
2011 - 2012
Myriam Lambert, intern
2011 - 2013
Arthur Boidin, intern
2009 - 2012 / 2013 - 2014
Hugo Tremblay, architect
2008-2011
Anca Matyiku, intern
2008 - 2010 / 2012
Jean-François St-Onge, intern
2008 - 2010
Sarah Laisney, intern
2008-2009
Jeanne Leblanc-Trudeau, intern
2008
Alexis Naylor, intern
2007
Mylène Poirier, intern
2006
Maurice Martel, stagiaire
2005-2008
Claire Starrs, administration
1999-2007
Martine Gravel, intern
2006
Fabrizio Piccolini, intern
2006
Mathias Geoffriau, intern
2006
Kamel Saidani, intern
2006
Maryam Tabatabaei, intern
2005-2006
Ken Borton, intern
2005
Lauren Abraham, intern
2005
René-Luc Desjardins, intern
2004
Sophie Martel, intern
2003-2004
Marc-André Plasse, intern
1997-2003
Arnaud Bailly, intern
2002
Diane Lafontaine, intern
2001-2002
Timothé Giorgis, intern
2001-2002
Roland Ulfig, intern
2000-2001
Guillaume Rodrigue, intern
1999-2000
Naomi Frangos, intern
1999
Vladimir Popovski, technician
1998
Karina Rose, intern
1997
Martin Laneuville, intern
1996
Natalie Dionne, architect
1996
Pawel Karwoski, intern
1996-1999
Katsu Yamazaki, intern
1996
Manon Asselin, intern
1996
Pierre Soucy, intern
1996