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YUL centre-ville

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Residential Architecture - Multi Unit
Firm LocationMontreal, Canada
Project locationMontreal, Canada
CompanyMenkès Shooner Dagenais LeTourneux Architectes
Lead ArchitectAnik Shooner and Jean-Pierre LeTourneux
Design TeamLead Architectural Designer: Jean-Pierre LeTourneux / Project Manager: Anik Shooner / Project Director: Jean-François Beauchamp / Team members: Alexandre Cassiani, Camille Chevarie-Guay, Marie-Eve Ethier Chiasson, Matthew Fielding, Vincent Hudon, Sami Jebali, Jean-François Jodoin, Sabrina Lareau, Vincent Lauzon, Nicholas Legault, Nils Rabota, Gaétan Roy, Estelle Vigeant
ClientBrivia Group & Tianco Group
Projecthttps://www.yulcentreville.com/en/
Project Videohttps://vimeo.com/759217793

The YUL centre-ville is a bold architectural proposal that stands out in the downtown landscape: the twin towers, composed of four superimposed volumes that impart movement to the building, and a unique envelope combining clear glass and white aluminum, give it a distinctive silhouette. This residential complex is distinguished by the openness of its spaces, their luminosity, their refined layout as well as by its vast and splendid garden in the centre of the block, inspired by typical Quebec winter landscapes and reminiscent of windblown snow.