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 […]

Hotel and residences The ever prestigious Ritz-Carlton Hotel located in the heart of downtown’s “Golden-Square-Mile”, aims to restore its image which, for more than half a century, was one of the most illustrious in Canada, but above all to reposition it as the number one hotel in Montreal. The project, with a total area of […]

Science and Engineering Research Centre, University of Montreal and École Polytechnique de Montréal The J. Armand-Bombardier Pavilion, a new platform to promote cooperation and interaction among various disciplines, is a joint project of two higher education institutions. Its mission is to create a world-class scientific and technological research centre. The new centre is designed to […]

SUSTAINABLE MASTER PLAN Located in the heart of Montreal, in the Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie borough, Technopôle Angus is a diversified, dynamic and sustainable green neighbourhood dedicated to community life and employment. Built on brownfields contaminated by former local industries, it is an initiative in sustainable urban revitalization and reconnects the area with the surrounding urban fabric. […]

The J.-A.-DeSève Pavilion at the Université du Québec à Montréal is a building where all-pervasive daylight replaced pale fluorescent lighting. Large glazed walls, ample windows and spectacular skylights light up corridors, atriums, offices and classrooms.

The Decelles building at HEC MONTREAL is emblematic of the Brutalist architecture of the 1970s. The austerity of the massive concrete façades with minimal openings has earned it the nickname “The Bunker.” The two floors of classrooms slated for redevelopment were actually completely windowless. The redesign work restored HEC Montreal’s characteristic dynamism to the renovated spaces. Bay […]

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 […]

The design of the Saint-Pierre Passage is in keeping with in the further development of the pedestrian network of Montreal’s underground city, and is one of the peripheral projects connected with the development of the Quartier international de Montréal (QIM). Located at the eastern end of the World Trade Centre Montreal (WTCM) atrium, the Passage […]

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. […]

Aéroports de Montréal, the company in charge of managing, operating and developing the Montreal Airport in Dorval, launched a facilities upgrade program in 1995 with a view to transforming a domestic and continental airport into a world-class international airport.