Jeffrey Hutchinson & Associates and Lemay designs the Holt Renfrew Ogilvy store in Montréal with modern ecological standards using sustainable materials.
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The Grand Théâtre de Québec’s restoration project has been awarded four awards of excellence. Two were presented by the Ordre des architects du Québec. SAB Magazine also recognized the project with the Green Building Award and the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) for its innovative prowess.
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The Grand Prix d’excellence en architecture 2021 by the Ordre des architectes du Québec (OAQ) was awarded to Lemay and Atelier 21 for their restoration of the building envelope of the Grand Théâtre in Québec City.
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Transdisciplinary design firm Lemay has announced that Lemay + Toker, its Western presence in Canada, will now be recognized as Lemay, unifying the firm’s nation-wide brand. The revision to the name ensures strategic alignment with Lemay’s transformation over the past few years, simplifying its regional operations, and sharing tools and processes to provide their national clients with more clarity and seamless collaboration, the firm said in a press release.
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For the Bromont Summit Chalet in Bromont, Qué., architectural firm Lemay created a warm and welcoming den with contemporary lines that hugs the shape of Mont Brome.
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Designed by Lemay, the Beloeil Aquatics Centre in Beloeil, Qué., offers a strong architectural response to its unique environment that is defined by the dramatic cliffs of Mount Saint-Hilaire, the Richelieu River, and picturesque agricultural lands.
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Last month, Montréal-based architecture and design firm Lemay expanded its offerings by merging with Calgary’s Toker + Associates.
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A Québécois architecture, design, and urban development firm, Lemay, has earned the opportunity to show off Canada’s architectural talent overseas, outpacing six other design firms (from the United States, Europe, and Australia) in an international competition.
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