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 […]

With its five concert halls, Place des Arts is the premier performing arts venue in Quebec. Since it was opened in 1963, this hub of culture had lost its readability, and the public area linking the theatres, subway and shops had become an incoherent cluster of spaces. The project was designed primarily to restore the identity […]

The Casino de Montréal project will complete the work that began in 1993, during the first stage of renovations that breathed new life in the former France pavilion of the 1967 World Exposition. The design and renovations were completed in a record time of 10 months. Following its immediate success, the following and limited enlargements […]

Definition design and urban integration Provencher_Roy designed a signature bridge attuned to the needs of the Montréal metropolitan area and emblematic of the Saint Lawrence River, the city of Montréal and Canada. The project is carried out through the collaborative efforts of Arup, the Government of Canada, Danish architects Dissing+Weitling, and support from the SM […]

The Mariners’ House, the fifth component of the Pointe-à-Callière complex, is a contemporary, urban project that exemplifies continuity and unity with the main pavilion of the museum, the Éperon, built in 1992.

Carré Saint-Laurent reinvigorates the emblematic intersection of Saint-Laurent Boulevard and Sainte-Catherine Street by contributing to the economic, cultural and social vitality of the district. It houses the offices of the Ministère de l’Immigration, de la Francisation et de l’Intégration (MIFI); the MEM – Centre des mémoires montréalaises museum; and Le Central, an innovative space dedicated […]

This major development of a city block located in the historic quarter and international trade district of Montreal is a large-scale mixed-use, rehabilitation, restoration and new construction project. It features prestigious offices, international organizations, conference rooms, exhibition halls, an information centre, a luxury hotel, a recreation centre, a business club, boutiques, restaurants and an eight-storey […]

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 […]

At a time when conserving religious heritage is a challenge worldwide, the architectural intervention made in 2011 for the MMFA’s Claire and Marc Bourgie Pavilion of Québec and Canadian Art is a stellar example of such conservation. Much lauded for its thorough architectural reflection, its exceptional urban integration and a design that bridges past 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 […]