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.

Competition mandating the expansion of 3 Société de transport de Montréal (STM) Transportation centres, aiming to increase the organization’s capacity to accommodate Ville de Montréal’s new fleet of electric buses. The architectural language reflects the STM’s vision and mission to create quality buildings, along with its commitment to sustainable development.

The Mouvement d’implication francophone d’Orléans cultural centre is a space offering a multitude of activities – both diverse and collaborative. The Franco-Ontarian community benefits from its facilities for sporting, cultural, linguistic, and even recreational activities. Through its luminous highly fenestrated design, this project therefore reflects the mission to promote the MIFO to the local population […]

A true cultural and community hub, the new Kahnawà:ke Cultural Arts Center will meet the growing needs of the Kanien’kehá:ka community. The project revolves around a central space, a common area accessible to all, linking all the institutions: a museum, a theatre, a cultural and language school, an outdoor amphitheatre and a multi-purpose room.

Since 2019, the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) headquarters, cradle of Canadian cinematographic culture, occupies the first six levels of the magnificent Îlot Balmoral. Adjoining Place des Arts, this important institution is situated in the heart of Montréal. “We presented four visions of what a building designed specifically for a cultural economy could look […]

The Alexandra Pier rehabilitation project transforms the former pier into a river promenade of exceptional quality that extends the linear pedestrian network developed over several decades along the Saint Lawrence River. The Iberville Passenger Terminal, built in 1967 on the pier, was completely renovated in order to welcome cruise passengers arriving in Montréal with modern […]

Located on Nuns’ Island in Montréal, the twin Darwin bridges open new architectural perspectives through their use of local sustainable materials. They are also aligned with Ville de Montréal’s vision to accelerate the city’s ecological transition and establish itself as a North American model of sustainable mobility. By replacing the old structures that had reached […]

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 […]

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 […]

Located on the 39th and 40th floors of Complexe Desjardins, a brutalist grouping of high-rises completed in 1976 in the heart of downtown Montréal, the financial institution’s executive floors have been updated and transformed into a quiet elegant atmosphere.  Here, values of the member-owned “Mouvement Desjardins” cooperative, like solidarity, equality, and equity meet thoughtful design […]