Originally from France, Julien Léger arrived in Canada in 1997. He studied Landscape Architecture and received a professional Bachelor in Architecture in 2002 from the Université de Montreal.Recipient of several prizes, such as the student charette of the Canadian Center of Architecture in 1999, innovation in Architecture from the “Foundation Habitat ‘67’ in 2001, doors opened to Julien to work for internationally renowned firms such as Boutros + Pratte Architects and Cardinal-Hardy and Associates. He had the opportunity to work on a large variety of projects from the “Adonis market blvd des sources”(Prize of excellence in architecture of Quebec 2007), “the 333 Sherbrooke condominiums” and Laboratory building for the Society of Alcohols of Quebec.Enriched by his North American experience, he traveled between 2004 and 2006 to the South West Pacific where he had the chance to exercise his skills in management of large-scale multi-use projects.Julien joined Ankenman Marchand Architects in Vancouver, BC, in 2006. He was the project leader for a variety of projects, from heritage rehabilitation (The Paris Block) to multi-family development (Lake Star at Tobiano) and master planning of the Willow Beach development.His experiences throughout the globe help him to serve the community with a global understanding of the multi-ethnic character of the Canadian Architecture. Today Julien is Project Architect for Francl Architecture in Vancouver. After completing in 2015 the Wesbrook Village Community Center at UBC, 2018 The Arc Vancouver with Concord Pacific, the Fraser Commons with Serracan and The Terrace House with Port Living, in Vancouver, BC. Julien is now working on a Rental Senior Residence Development in Coquitlam with Parc Retirement Living, as well as a Mixed used Development in Richmond with Wesgroup.Specialties: Project Conception and Philosophy, Re-Zoning, Consultant Coordination, Team Management, Contract Documentation, Construction Administration