ADHOC Celebrates 10 years of Practice with the Release of Être Habité, a Book About Architecture, People, and Territory
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Parc des Gorilles: Not Quite Your Ordinary Park
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Aerial view showing diagonal path along former right-of-way
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Adrien Williams
Parc des Gorilles: Not Quite Your Ordinary Park
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Aerial view showing former munition factory in the bakground, the new pavilion in the center and the terrasse in the foreground (with sawtooth motif inspired by the factory)
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Parc des Gorilles: Not Quite Your Ordinary Park
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Central view of parc des Gorilles, with bioretention area in the foreground
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Parc des Gorilles: Not Quite Your Ordinary Park
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General view of buildings on either side of path near the Beaubien Street southern entrance
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Parc des Gorilles: Not Quite Your Ordinary Park
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Newly planted trees along the façades of former factories with their strong graffiti
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Adrien Williams
Parc des Gorilles: Not Quite Your Ordinary Park
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A small platform, evocative of a "lost railway car", was designed to accomodate casual discussions
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Adrien Williams
Parc des Gorilles: Not Quite Your Ordinary Park
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Newly planted fruit trees and species attracting pollinators with "lost wagon" in the foreground
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Adrien Williams
Parc des Gorilles: Not Quite Your Ordinary Park
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Footbridge allowing passage over the former right-of-way, now an integral part of the bioretention area
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Adrien Williams
Parc des Gorilles: Not Quite Your Ordinary Park
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Main bioretention area below the terrasse and the nearby pavilion
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Parc des Gorilles: Not Quite Your Ordinary Park
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View of pavilion dedicated to various community activities
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Parc des Gorilles: Not Quite Your Ordinary Park
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"Meditation platform" near the park's northern entrance along St. Zotique Street
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Parc des Gorilles: Not Quite Your Ordinary Park
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Aerial view showing the micro-forest planted near the park's southern entrance, along Beaubien Street
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Urban Acupuncture
Architecture Without Borders Quebec
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Youssef Shoufan
Urban Acupuncture
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Urban Acupuncture: Launch of an Innovative Project to Transform the City (2025-2028)
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Architecture + Homelessness: Research on Living Environments and Their Design
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Architecture + Homelessness: Research on Living Environments and Their Design
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Architecture + Homelessness: Research on Living Environments and Their Design
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Carolyne Grimard, professor at the School of Social Work at the University of Montreal, and Sonia Blank, architect and research officer at ASFQ, at the launch of the Architecture + Itinérance: Études sur des espaces de vie et leur conception (Architecture + Homelessness: Studies on Living Spaces and Their Design) catalogue at the Esplanade Tranquille on September 9, 2025.
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Architecture + Homelessness: Research on Living Environments and Their Design
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Launch of the catalogue Architecture + Homelessness: Research on Living Environments and Their Design
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Architecture + Homelessness: Research on Living Environments and Their Design
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Launch of the catalogue Architecture + Homelessness: Research on Living Environments and Their Design
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Architecture + Homelessness: Research on Living Environments and Their Design
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Launch of the catalogue Architecture + Homelessness: Research on Living Environments and Their Design
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AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
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The four keynote talks at Human/Nature 2025 will be delivered by Indigenous Canadian architect David Fortin; industrial designers Pearson Lloyd; architects WORKac; and landscape architect Lisa Switkin, of Field Operations.
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AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
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Lisa Switkin, partner at New York’s Field Operations – designers of such projects as Domino Park and Presidio Tunnel Tops – will deliver a keynote talk at Human/Nature 2025.
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AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
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Lisa Switkin, partner at New York’s Field Operations – designers of such projects as Domino Park and Presidio Tunnel Tops – will deliver a keynote talk at Human/Nature 2025.
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AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
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Lisa Switkin, partner at New York’s Field Operations – designers of such projects as Domino Park and Presidio Tunnel Tops – will deliver a keynote talk at Human/Nature 2025.
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AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
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The Cross Chair, for Takt, demonstrates Pearson Lloyd’s approach to material minimization and innovation. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.Profim is a seating system designed for ease of disassembly, capturing Pearson Lloyd’s circular approach to industrial design. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.
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AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
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The Cross Chair, for Takt, demonstrates Pearson Lloyd’s approach to material minimization and innovation. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.Profim is a seating system designed for ease of disassembly, capturing Pearson Lloyd’s circular approach to industrial design. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.
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Pearson Lloyd
AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
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The Cross Chair, for Takt, demonstrates Pearson Lloyd’s approach to material minimization and innovation. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.Profim is a seating system designed for ease of disassembly, capturing Pearson Lloyd’s circular approach to industrial design. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.
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Pearson Lloyd
AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
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The Cross Chair, for Takt, demonstrates Pearson Lloyd’s approach to material minimization and innovation. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.Profim is a seating system designed for ease of disassembly, capturing Pearson Lloyd’s circular approach to industrial design. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.
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Pearson Lloyd
AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
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Sustainable Workspaces is a co-working office project crafted with natural materials and existing infrastructure designed by U.K. firm Material Works Architecture. Co-founder Dickon Hayward is speaking on a panel on the future of interiors at Human/Nature 2025.
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