The project consisted of designing a unique space that reflected the values of the company, while extending the sales area to the outside and offering a warm welcome to customers. Harmonizing with the surrounding context, the design had to respect borough regulations and align with the proposed architectural outline. Conducted within a tight timeframe and with a precise budget, the project required adaptation to the existing architectural and historical concept.

This project consisted in the design of an iconic and cultural Chinese public garden, located in the heart of Chinatown, in Montreal. Designed as a space for rehabilitation and encounter, the garden integrates universal accessibility, including for the blind, and offers a variety of activities adapted to residents and visitors. Combining heritage identity and innovation, this tailor-made project puts complex challenges related to its establishment in the city center, along Viger Avenue, on contaminated soil with significant water constraints.

Adjacent to the Westmount Library and the Victoria Hall Community Center, the heritage greenhouses, located in Westmount Park, represent an iconic place for citizens. Closed in 2015 for security reasons, they have been completely restored in order to preserve their historic character while meeting contemporary uses.

Taking advantage of a 35-foot drop, we sculpted a series of beds along the side of the mountain, each with a distinct ambiance.