Marc-André Poirier
Technologue en architecture at Lapalme Rheault Architects & Associates + ACSL - Gatineau, QC, CA
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Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Lapalme Rheault Architects & Associates + ACSL
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Lapalme Rheault Architects & Associates + ACSL
Gatineau, QC, CA • 20 - 49 EmployeesArchitecture Firm/Engineering Firm
Founded in 2006 under the name Lapalme Architecte and renamed Lapalme Rheault Architectes et Associés later in 2012, the firm established itself, over the years, as an indispensable bilingual architecture organization in the National Capital Region. In November 2017, the firm acquired the reputable 30-year-old firm Les Architectes Carrier Savard Labelle et associés (ACSL), creating a new entity, LRAA+ACSL, further diversifying our portfolio and adding to our expertise. Located at 53, St-Raymond Boulevard in Gatineau, we employ over 35 professionals working on several hundreds of projects varying in size and scope. LRAA+ACSL excels in several areas of the industry, including government, commercial, institutional, industrial, professional, educational, and private sectors. Each year, the firm grows substantially and continues to hone various expertise to become a benchmark for the industry while developing more and more complex projects, including LEED© certified buildings. Since our beginning, we fully commit to offering our clients quality services by consistently renewing our professional approach. In adopting a vision of professionalism in our rapport with our clientele, the public, and all other stakeholders in the construction environment, we build foremost on the collaboration between all stakeholders contributing alongside us, in every capacity, towards the improvement of well-being and social development, by promoting architecture that is attentive to their needs. This approach equally relies on the respect of the Code of Ethics passed down by our professional associations, l'Ordre des architectes du Québec and the Ontario Association of Architects, who's principal mission is to protect the public and the continual improvement of quality, from planning practices to the production of the built architectural environment.