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Short-listed competition entry for the design of a Canadian Pavilion for the Venice Biennale, 1996. Exhibited at the 1996 architecture Biennale in Venice. [More...]

This competition entry was an exploration into 3D modeling operations available in digital modeling tools. The major spaces in the project inhabited the resulting voids. [More...]

With Marosi Troy architectes. This project was submitted as part of an invited competition or the design of the main public library (now called the Bibliothèque Municipale Robert-Bourassa) in Outremont, Québec. [More...]

I was the design architect for this community center in Montréal. The prinicipal challenge of the design was reconciling inherent contradictions within the urbanistic directives of the City of Montréal, contradictions that arise from an official intention to develop certain major streets using a generic typological model that conflicts with the specificity of potential building sites. [More...]

With Saucier + Perrotte architectes, Montréal. I was one of the architects on this project to adapt a series of graystone rowhouses to accomodate a black-box theater for an established theatrical company. It received Canadian Architect Magazine Award of Excellence 1993. [More...]

With Saucier + Perrotte architectes. This project proposed an archaeological park in the far eastern shore of Québec organized around paradigmatic themes that link the landscape and the fragments of an 18th century French settlement. [More...]

With Saucier + Perrotte architectes. Proposal for the conversion of Eastern Québec’s oldest stone church into the Musée Regional de Rimouski. [More...]

With Saucier + Perrotte architectes. This project involved restoration and renovation work of the exterior and substructure/crypt. [More...]

Second prize, ARQ magazine competition, 1990. Three gardens in the form of excavations provide rest areas and drinking water for the users of the bicycle path in the present day public park on the Lachine Canal in Montréal. [More...]

Original statement: Faced with the task of developing a plan for the re-use of industrial sites, urban planners need not resort to behavioral, social or economic determinacy; instead, form itself can suggest program and architectural representation can be a planning tool. This project tested the capacity of highly abstract formal orders to suggest forms of inhabitation. [More...]

An old project from the 80s, but in a way I still like it. Performance and installation, built and performed in the Globe Warehouse, Waterloo, Ontario, April 10-11 1987.

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