The insatiable popularity of ice sports in Québec is undoubtedly a testament to the Québécois traditions of team spirit and collaboration. Built for the new District 55, the Colisée Vidéotron project draws its inspiration from this popularity, aiming to revive junior hockey fever in Trois-Rivières. The Colisée therefore serves as a visual signature, created by […]

In the mid-90s, Tennis Canada in collaboration with the City of Montreal, decided to build a permanent facility for Montrealers, one that would meet the highest international standards, to hold International Tennis Federation tournaments as well as to promote the sport to the general public. The former Montreal Expos baseball stadium at Jarry Park was […]

In 2008, the Montreal Impact decided to expand the existing 13,000 seat stadium to bring the number of spectators to 20,520. This project also substantially increased the number of corporate boxes and provided cover for 50% of the spectators in the stands.

PHASE I – 1999 The architectural concept was founded on the principles of lightness and transparency, with views onto the outside. The stadium was designed exclusively for baseball with a unique curved geometry affording unparalleled proximity between the ballpark and the spectators. A transparent glass wall follows the stadium curve to reveal activities in the neighbourhood. […]