OUR VISION OF THE FUTURE
« Our cities are thoughtfully designed to inspire life and the human spirit, and give people the opportunity to experience nature with little to no impact on the environment; we use solar and wind energy, reuse and recycle, and we protect the natural habitats of other living creatures. All nations, governing bodies and business around the world have united in full partnership such that humanity is now living in harmony with nature and other living beings. »
VISION
Juliette Patterson
Juliette Patterson has a bachelor’s degree in biology, a BArch degree from McGill University and a master’s in Landscape architecture at Harvard University.
Given her cross disciplinary background, and her accreditation as an architect and landscape architect, Ms Patterson brings a unique perspective to a team, and an ability to work on complex projects that require multidisciplinary cooperation.
Certified as a LEED professional, Juliette Patterson sits on a Canada-wide LEED committee for LEED-home certification. She has been an invited professor for many years at the School of Landscape Architecture of the University of Montreal.
Ms Patterson is a member of the administration of the Griffintown Horse Palace Foundation, whose aim is to restore the Griffintown Horse Palace, a heritage working stable in downtown Montreal.
Michel Langlois
Michel Langlois has twenty years’ experience in the construction of public and private buildings in Canada and abroad. From the expansion of Montreal’s Trudeau airport to the construction of residential buildings, and from the renovation of a historic building in London to institutional buildings in Boston, he has led multidisciplinary teams from design to completion.
Michel is also committed to the sustainable development of mountain communities. A member of many organizations, he participated in the Mountain Forum at the United Nations in July 2010, and the Mountain Partnership conference in Perth in October 2010.
Michel is the president of the "Chambre de Commerce et d’industrie du Sud-Ouest de Montréal."