The second phase of a $1.15 billion residential project in Montreal’s Quartier des lumieres has started. The motion-picture theme of Phase 1, inspired by the Lumiere brothers, pioneers of cinema technology, will continue in this phase in the design concept of play of light, from light to dark.
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TThe Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) has announced the slate of recipients for its 2023 annual awards.
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Hopital du Sacre-Cœur-de-Montreal’s (HSCM’s) L-shaped addition to its historic building borrows the masonry of the original building and combines it with a modern curtainwall system to maximize access to natural light.
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Provencher_Roy, as urban planner, has transformed Montreal’s Sainte-Catherine St. West from a rundown and car-centric stretch into a sprawling promenade where cars, cyclists, and pedestrians share the road.
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Guillaume Martel, architect, and partner at Montreal’s architecture practice, Provencher_Roy, has been designated 2022 Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Fellow by the Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI), for demonstrating mastery of the technical application of the widely used global green building rating system.
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Provencher_Roy has appointed Claude Bourbeau, Benoit Laforest, Roch Cayouette, and Sonia Gagné to the new leadership team at its Montréal-based office.
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