A contemporary signature in an historic train station. Provencher_Roy designed the Réseau express métropolitain (REM) Station at Montréal Central Station, an underground heritage location that is currently the most highly frequented in the network. The project’s architectural signature exudes transparency and sobriety, reflecting a simple, functional, rational, and streamlined approach. The contemporary-style intervention respects the […]

In February of 2024, the möbel showroom was inaugurated in the Outremont neighbourhood, housing a certified MillerKnoll distributor in Québec. The brainchild of möbel’s vision and Provencher_Roy’s architectural expertise, the space has become an immersive experience for visitors. This historic 15,000-square foot location spanning 2 floors and including a generous rooftop terrace benefits from a […]

This incredible transformation, rehabilitation, and repurposing of an old building into a modern contemporary concept is perfectly attuned to the company it houses, designer of cutting-edge digital tools. Formerly a marine boiler repair plant, this revamped office space is located on the western extremity of Old Montréal, on the banks of the Lachine Canal. Due […]

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION The mandate for the Block 2 competition was to transform several heritage buildings into a modern office complex on Parliament Hill. Located in Ottawa on the south side of Parliament Hill, Block 2 faces Centre Block and the Peace Tower. In the spirit of Reconciliation, we recognize that the Parliamentary Precinct – Block […]

Can architecture change our relationship to democracy? The answer in this particular case comes in a spiral ramp that forms a scenographic trail from the entrance of the Québec National Assembly’s reception pavilion to the heritage building’s core. Inaugurated in May 2019, the pavilion presented an opportunity to transform the ties between citizens and their […]

EXPANSION The new Pierre Lassonde Pavilion of the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, realized by the OMA* AMO Architecture P.C. / Provencher_ Roy, imparts a newfound architectural cohesiveness to the Musée and increases by 90% the exhibition space. Linked to the existing museum complex by a 130.6 meters long passageway, the building aims to weave […]

UPGRADE

To create a dialogue between the past and the future through the medium of natural light. This was the guiding vision behind the Scholars House project, whose mission is to host and support students from Canada and around the world pursuing graduate studies in Montreal. The project proposed a living environment conducive to shaping tomorrow’s […]

Built in 1974, the original gymnasium alone no longer met the needs of the Collège’s student clientele. Indeed, the increase in the number of pupils over the years, as well as the development of sports activities at school and extra-curricular level, has led to the need to build a second double gymnasium on the site. […]

The new Fort de Ville-Marie building will be part of the Montréal Archaeology and History Complex, a major development project that will incorporate the Montréal Museum’s current buildings: the Éperon, the Ancienne-Douane, Youville Pumping Station and the Mariners’ House. The Fort de Ville-Marie project is located in Montréal’s Old Port on the site of the […]