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Montreal Project Wins Major International Design Award
civiliti with Julie Margot design
Tridimensional map located close to Beaver Lake, at the heart of the park's recreational area
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Adrien Williams
Montreal Project Wins Major International Design Award
civiliti with Julie Margot design
Detail of tridimensional bronze map inserted in a granite base
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Frédérique Ménard-Aubin
Montreal Project Wins Major International Design Award
civiliti with Julie Margot design
Detail of tridimensional map with close-up of the St. Joseph Oratory dome, one of the map's three iconic landmark features
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Julie Margot
Montreal Project Wins Major International Design Award
civiliti with Julie Margot design
Close-up of bronze arrow on tridimentional map
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Julie Margot
Montreal Project Wins Major International Design Award
civiliti with Julie Margot design
Discovery halt detail with close-up of poetic insert (Poet: Denise Desautels)
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Julie Margot
Montreal Project Wins Major International Design Award
civiliti with Julie Margot design
Close-up of place-markers cluster along a more secluded path
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Julie Margot
Montreal Project Wins Major International Design Award
civiliti with Julie Margot design
Close-up of bronze band with a word forming a sentence when connected to inscriptions on adjacent place-markers
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Manya Margot
Montreal Project Wins Major International Design Award
civiliti with Julie Margot design
Peter Soland exploring the concept during initial design stages
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Manya Margot
Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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Framery’s new model, 2Q is designed for 4-6 people. It’s the best place to co-create, brainstorm and have great meetings. The superior sound insulation system ensures that your meetings won’t disturb the office – and the office noise won’t disturb you.Model: Framery 2Q
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Framery
Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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Model: Framery O- VideoConference ready
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Framery
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Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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Model: Framery Q- Flip n'Fold
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Framery
Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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Model: Framery Q- NapQ
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Framery
Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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“Our employees feel less distracted and can focus better”- Rikus Pentikäinen, MicrosoftModel: Framery Q - Working with PalClient: Microsoft
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Framery
Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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Model: Framery Q- Betty's CaféClient: Head office Framery
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Framery
Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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We recommend providing one Framery O for every 10 employees and one Framery Q for every 20 employees. As a rule of thumb, the more there is noise or ad hoc conversations in the work area the more pods you need.
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Framery
At Cégep Marie-Victorin, Art is an Essential Element of Education!
Cégep Marie-Victorin
View of the curtain wall and its reflection in the pool
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Sébastien Roy
At Cégep Marie-Victorin, Art is an Essential Element of Education!
Cégep Marie-Victorin
View of the curtain wall and its reflection in the pool
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Sébastien Roy
At Cégep Marie-Victorin, Art is an Essential Element of Education!
Cégep Marie-Victorin
View of the curtain wall and its reflection in the pool
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Sébastien Roy
At Cégep Marie-Victorin, Art is an Essential Element of Education!
Cégep Marie-Victorin
Visitors area and view of the palestra
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Sébastien Roy
At Cégep Marie-Victorin, Art is an Essential Element of Education!
Cégep Marie-Victorin
Visitors area and view of the pool
Photo credit:
Sébastien Roy
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