Patricia Lussier has over 20 years of experience in developing meaningful and sustainable public spaces. Generating landscapes that translate into evocative narratives with a sense of place and purpose, her concepts embody the history and essence of each location, focusing on bringing nature back in through diverse means ranging from commemoration, conceptual interpretation, and identity enhancement, always aiming to design places for people to flourish. Her collaborative approach to the ideation process and her keen interest in sustainability, biodiversity, inclusivity, and social engagement infuses her projects with resilience and strong identities. Pushing the limits of her practice to assure each project is unique, Lussier’s multidisciplinary background in urban design, landscape architecture and architecture, coupled with her visionary approach and unwavering dedication, has led her to create designs that seamlessly integrate with their urban fabric and foster harmony and connection: Her work has helped shape spaces such as the Place des Montréalaises, Espace 67, and Montreal’s nature parks — each making an enduring impact on their surroundings and users.