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Tag: Quebec
Cette présentation est une discussion sur l’utilisation des technologies PMMA/PUMA dans l’industrie de la construction.
Situated on a sloping, wooded terrain in Charlevoix, Que., the Chez Léon residence by Quinzhee Architecture is a modern chalet designed to harmonize with its surroundings, minimizing its ecological impact.
The Government of Canada is replacing the Alexandra Bridge, an architectural icon in the National Capital Region (NCR), which is over 120 years old, nearing the end of its lifecycle, and in need of...
In the heart of Joachim Park in Saguenay, Que., the Agence Spatiale, Appareil Architecture, and BGLA architecture consortium unveil École de l’Étincelle, a school designed to defy the conventional school model through a contextual...
MI-2, the central piece of three family homes nestled along the Mille-Îles River in Laval, Que., stands out with its distinctive design. Unlike its waterfront counterparts, the house is surrounded by neighbours on one...
In the village of Péribonka, on the shores of Lac Saint-Jean in Chicoutimi, Quebec, a groundbreaking $17 million tourist development project called Espace Péribonka is taking shape.
In response to the increasing threat of climate change-induced floods, Montreal has announced plans to construct 30 urban “sponge” parks and 400 additional sponge sidewalks by 2025, to help the city handle heavy rainfall...
The passive-house retrofit of an almost half-century old auto garage in Eastern Townships, Quebec, has produced excellent energy efficiency results for the property, and will soon achieve Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)...
Équipe Laurence, an engineering firm based in Quebec, recently received two prestigious awards for its innovative energy-saving technology, dubbed “cloacothermie” at the awards ceremony, in the design of its Ste-Adèle head office.
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