The impetus of this pioneering design project was to deinstitutionalize the typical psychiatric health care experience for patients, health care providers, and visitors. The designers introduced the following programming: common areas, a courtyard, a 100-seat amphitheatre, and exterior public spaces surrounding the hospital building.

EXPANSION AND MODERNIZATION For a Hospitable Nature The Lachine Hospital project enhances a historic building with modern high-performance facilities and easier access for patients. The goals of this expansion are to resolve problems associated with the dilapidated state of the original building and to improve health care coordination. This vital project for the Lachine community […]

Integrated Trauma Centre, Endoscopy Unit and a Mother-Child Unit The essence of the project was initiated by the vision to create an innovative and contemporary environment at Hôpital du Sacré-Cœur. Affiliated with the Université de Montréal, the hospital is one of the largest ultra-specialized trauma centres in Quebec. The expansion includes the Integrated Trauma Centre, […]

_Construction’s development concept _Alternative pavilions distributed thoughout the province’s territory _Environments accomodation’s major transformation for seniors and adults with specific needs

FLUID CIRCULATIONS ENHANCE SERVICE OFFERINGS AT THE HEALTH CARE CENTRE “Investing in Excellence” project What if circulations were designed to make both the lives of patients and health care personnel easier? Improving emergency services, finding solutions for a lack of space, and modernizing dilapidated spaces: the challenge undertaken for the Montreal Heart Institute (MHI). A […]

MOTHER AND CHILD UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL CENTRE The “Growing Up Healthy” expansion and modernization project enables the hospital to more adequately meet the needs of mothers and children with respect to specialized care and services, while supporting research, education, technological advancement and health promotion. The new, roughly 130,000-square-metre construction increases the institution’s total surface area by […]

Located on the Botanical garden’s site, the Biodiversity Centre is a joint project between the University of Montreal’s Arts and Science Faculty and the Institut de recherche en biologie végétale. This project declined in 2 key buildings, for a total surface of 5100 square meters, is connected by a glazed passageway that forms a central […]

This new, highly specialized biomedical research complex meets the needs of the Science and Medicine Faculties, as well as those of the McGill University Health Centre. Scientists working in target fields will benefit from a multidisciplinary environment with integrated specialized technical cores. The narrow, segmented buildings allow all offices and laboratories to enjoy natural light and […]

The new laboratory specialized in animal pathology is located in the heart of metropolitan Quebec’s Technological Park, in a densely wooded area neighbouring the scientific Complex. The establishment and construction of the new building respects the Parks regulations that encourage the conservation of the existing natural surroundings and the harmonization with the on-site constructions. This […]