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Espace Montmorency
Espace Montmorency is a mixed-use development located next to the Montmorency metro station in Laval, a city in Quebec, Canada. Designed by Montreal-based Sid Lee Architecture, this high-density project has its origins in a building blocks principle, which allows vertical and horizontal phasing. An example of transit-oriented development, Espace Montmorency maximises 1,400,000-square-foot of residential, office, hotel, and commercial space within walking distance of public transport. Its massing creates a series of terraces, maximising the amount of green space.
David Boyer
David Boyer
Transit-oriented development
Espace Montmorency is built on a previously unoccupied 318,000-square-foot plot of land. The proximity of Pl... More
News • News • 29 Sep 2022
Creative offices by Sid Lee Architecture envisioned as an extension of Montreal’s dynamic urban environment
Part of a revitalization of downtown Montreal and the iconic Place Ville Marie and its esplanade, Sid Lee Architecture presents the Sid Lee Biosquare, a luminous architectural makeover of a space within three quadrants formerly occupied by the Royal Bank of Canada.
David Boyer
Intending to achieve continuity between the city outside and offices within, the campus is designed as an extension of the urban environment. This sense of continuity is carried over to the infinite grid structuring the organization of the space. The grid makes it possible to conceptualize an open zone where different functions co-exist easily and freely rather than within compartments or workspace silos.
David Boyer
Offering uninterrupted views of... More