A transformation from a compartmentalized space with no natural light into large open and modular areas, improves the well-being of employees. Motivated by a specific design adapted to the company’s culture, the occupants are now submerged in a stimulating and new collaborative environment, that is both a living and working space. REDESIGN OF THE SPACE […]

The building’s architectural expression draws on the industrial past of the Angus Shops and manifests it through texture. The creative agency is engaged in creation and forging its future in one of  the most inspiring buildings of the Technopôle Angus. To create a building that surprises by its two highly contrasting yet equally complementary volumes. […]

Resource and training centre A leader in the provision of services supporting the education and success of people with autism spectrum disorders, Giant Steps opened a second establishment at Technopôle Angus, in the Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie borough. A meticulous, highly individualized, and interdisciplinary approach led to the design of an adapted school, as a traditional school […]

The project for the reception pavilion of the Parcours Gouin trail and the development of its surrounding area, situated in Basile-Routhier Park in the Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough, near the Rivière des Prairies, is a model of sustainable development. It is Montreal’s first building to achieve net-zero energy consumption, meaning it generates as much energy as it […]

Attributed the Gold International WELL v2 Building Institute’s seal, a first in Canada, the BNP Paribas Montréal offices have transformed the well-being of employees. Spanning 6 floors, the mandate consisted of designing mostly open-plan facilities reflecting a new work approach based particularly on the flexibility of spaces, occupant mobility, and collaboration. In the following months, […]

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 […]

The Old Baril School, located in the Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough, was built in 1910 and had a heritage value of interest both for the history of Montreal architecture and for the neighbourhood community. The original building was in a state of irreversible deterioration due to the presence of significant mould and the option of demolishing it […]

Designed by architect Roger Taillibert, the Montréal Tower was refurbished so the employees of the AccèsD online services platform of the Desjardins Group could enjoy modern work spaces. A simple yet ambitious aim fueled this multidisciplinary project: to inhabit a symbol and its history. To achieve this result, however, almost all of the tower’s mechanical […]

The construction of a second entrance building at the Vendôme metro station, located in the Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough, seeks to increase access capacity to the station and to create a direct underground pedestrian link from the new entryway to the AMT platforms and the McGill University Health Centre. The project’s elements are partially integrated into the […]

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 […]