Jean-Philippe Saucier

Jean-Philippe Saucier is a Master Lecturer and Undergraduate Coordinator at the McEwen School of Architecture, Laurentian University. With over a decade of experience in sustainable design, his practice integrates scientific rigor with artistic exploration through teaching, architectural practice, and artistic installations.

• Education
  • M.Arch., Université Laval
  • B.Sc.Arch., Université Laval

His research focuses on building sciences, passive design, energy simulation, and the artistic dimensions of architecture, particularly thermal comfort optimization in northern climates. Current teaching includes Design for Climate Change and Structures 3: Building Systems.

Notable projects include collaborations at Coarchitecture on large-scale buildings like Ubisoft Québec and Place de Bourgogne, and co-founding the architectural art collective PLUX.5, responsible for acclaimed installations such as 2367, l’Odyssée Collective and Ma cour dans ta cour.

• Scientific Awards
  • Teaching Excellence Award (2022, Laurentian University)
  • Canadian Council for Advancement of Education Silver Award (2018)
  • Les Mérites d’Architecture (2017)