J.Robert Thibodeau Architect and Principal
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Architect and Principal
As
President of TAD, J. Robert heads a multidisciplinary team of dedicated
Architects, Designers, Technicians and Managers. He commutes between
Montreal and Vancouver in response to increasing transcontinental
demands for work across the country.
With his 30
years experience, J. Robert maintains personal involvement in all
projects and insures design continuity and cohesion with his team. He
takes ownership of his client’s projects and focuses on providing
creative environments reflecting current trends in architecture and
design. His clientele benefits from his experience in the industry,
providing expertise in cost management problem solving and realistic,
functional project scheduling.
J.Robert is actively involved in the profession advocating sustainable design and mentoring interns and immigrating colleagues.
J.
Robert has realised broad spectrum projects such as renovating Place
Ville-Marie's Promenade located in the heart of Montreal and Air
Canada's Airport installations in Dorval. Recently, he has to his
credit special character projects such as the renovation of BC Ferries'
Queen of the North, a ferry operating on Canada's West Coast, Bell
Mobility's facilities at the Broadway Tech Center and the award wnning
Bell Offices at Bentall 5 downtown Vancouver. His organizational
talents have won him the trust of major retailers such as Sobeys and
Future Shop in successfully accomplishing their expansion programs.
As
a third generation architect in 1976 J.Robert Thibodeau obtained his
Bachelor degree in Architecture from McGill University. Member of the
Quebec Order of Architects, the Alberta Association of Architects and
of the Architectural Institute of British Columbia in 1999 he is
nominated Fellow of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada. As a
lecturer on sustainable development in architecture, he thought at
McGill University and he chaired a number of committees relating to the
architectural profession and the environment. |