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Festival des Architectures Vives 2026: Teams and Projects
Association Champ Libre
POP-UP PAVILION: TÉISSER
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Laetitia Rejany & Iacha Perget
Festival des Architectures Vives 2026: Teams and Projects
Association Champ Libre
Laetitia Rejany & Iacha Perget
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Laetitia Rejany & Iacha Perget
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
photomontage of UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
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Dan Hanganu & Gilles Prud'homme
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
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Michel Brunelle
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
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Michel Brunelle
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
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UQAM
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
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Nathalie St-Pierre
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
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Nathalie St-Pierre
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
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Cindy Boyce
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
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Michel Brunelle
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UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
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Michel Brunelle
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
Photo credit:
Michel Brunelle
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
Photo credit:
Michel Brunelle
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
Photo credit:
Michel Brunelle
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
Photo credit:
Nathalie St-Pierre
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
Photo credit:
Michel Brunelle
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design Receives the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s Prestigious Prix du XXe siècle
Université du Québec à Montréal
UQAM’s Pavillon de Design
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J-F Leblanc
NII – Ingenious Design
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BITMAPDesign: Todd BracherBITMAP is a reflection on flexibility, play, and the ways we inhabit space.The piece is composed of two rectangular volumes — one larger, one smaller — fused along one edge. Where the smaller block meets the main volume, the balance becomes unexpected and the form appears almost suspended.The smaller block functions as a side table, armrest, or additional seat, accessible from all sides. Although conceived as a single element, multiple pieces can be combined to create modular compositions, encouraging communication in multiple directions — side-by-side, face-to-face, or diagonally.As Todd Bracher explains:“BITMAP challenges the way we think about lounge seating. Instead of dictating how people should sit or gather, it creates an open framework for exploration. The modular, pixel-like forms can be nested, stacked, or arranged in unexpected ways—allowing users to shape their space intuitively The elevated perch adds another layer of function, acting as both a seat and a surface for work or interaction. By removing the rigid structure of traditional seating, Bitmap encourages a more natural, adaptable way to engage with space—whether alone or in a group. It’s about flexibility, play, and rethinking how we inhabit our environments.”
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NII – Ingenious Design
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BITMAP by Todd Bracher
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NII – Ingenious Design
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BITMAP by Todd Bracher
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