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Illumination of the Jacques-Cartier Bridge | Creating the World's Most Connected Bridge 
Moment Factory

Jacques Cartier Bridge Interactive Illumination (Render)_Midnight ShowWHEN: MIDNIGHTThe bridge bursts into full life to signify the changing of the day. With a new day comes a new colour so the bridge cycles through all 365 colours of the chromatic calendar searching for its new identity. It explores wave after wave of colour until finally, the bridge has its new look for a new day.

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Moment Factory

Illumination of the Jacques-Cartier Bridge | Creating the World's Most Connected Bridge 
Moment Factory

Jacques Cartier Bridge Interactive Illumination (Render)_Good MorningWHEN: JUST BEFORE DAWNAt dawn’s first light, the bridge’s exterior skin re-awakens to greet the sun. Taking its colour directly from the sky overhead, the bridge twinkles in the morning light, waving a subtle ‘good morning’ to Montreal’s early risers.

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Moment Factory

Illumination of the Jacques-Cartier Bridge | Creating the World's Most Connected Bridge 
Moment Factory

Jacques Cartier Bridge Interactive Illumination_Inaugural Show May 17 2017

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Martine Doyon

Illumination of the Jacques-Cartier Bridge | Creating the World's Most Connected Bridge 
Moment Factory

Jacques Cartier Bridge Interactive Illumination_Inaugural Show May 17 2017

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Martine Doyon

Illumination of the Jacques-Cartier Bridge | Creating the World's Most Connected Bridge 
Moment Factory

Jacques Cartier Bridge Interactive Illumination_Inaugural Show May 17 2017

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Martine Doyon

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

GRAND HALL

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STÉPHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

GRAND HALL

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STÉPHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

ROSÉLYS RESTAURANT

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STÉPHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

ROSÉLYS RESTAURANT

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STÉPHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

NACARAT BAR

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STÉPHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

NACARAT BAR

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STÉPHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

THE AGORA

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STÉPHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

THE AGORA

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STÉPHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

KRÉMA CAFÉ

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STÉPHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

KRÉMA CAFÉ

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STÉPHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

SCULPTURAL STAIRCASE TO PREFUNCTION - 2ND FLOOR

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STÉHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

SCULPTURAL STAIRCASE TO COLAB - 3RD FLOOR

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STÉHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

PRE-FUNCTION AREA - 2ND FLOOR

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STÉHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

CONFERENCE CENTRE - 2ND FLOOR

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STÉHANE BRUGGER

The Transformation of Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, as Seen by its Designers
Sid Lee Architecture

COLAB COMMON SPACES - 3RD FLOOR

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STÉPHANE BRUGGER