Lise’s unique blend of expertise goes far beyond architecture. She first earned a bachelor’s degree in engineering and worked as a geological engineer before pursuing her education and career in architecture. Her background, combined with her in-depth knowledge of construction details make her a vital contributor for managing complex heritage conservation projects, overseeing multidisciplinary teams, and coordinating construction projects. Her expertise, enthusiasm, and curiosity resonate within the studio she leads, and she strives to foster a collaborative and efficient work environment that is appreciated by clients, partners, and colleagues alike. Her passion for implementing new construction technologies not only elevates the architectural quality of the projects she leads, but also contributes to the development and growth of her studio.
Lise has made important contributions to the architectural community, particularly in the training of young architects and technologists. Since 2006, she has shared her expertise in the field of architectural technology as a professor at Collège Montmorency. She is an active member of the Association for Preservation Technology International (APTi) and has delivered numerous presentations about construction technologies and their application to heritage projects.