La Vague
Arcadia Studio
A play of light and shadow
Photo credit:
Alexandre Guilbeault
La Vague
Arcadia Studio
A first parklet with misters in Canada!
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Alexandre Guilbeault
La Vague
Arcadia Studio
The refreshing stop is a place to pause and rest
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Alexandre Guilbeault
La Vague
Arcadia Studio
A refreshing, but also artistic, playful and social experience
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Alexandre Guilbeault
La Vague
Arcadia Studio
The seven shades of blue
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Alexandre Guilbeault
La Vague
Arcadia Studio
The percentage of humidity in the air decreases the ambient temperature, all without a single water droplet!
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Alexandre Guilbeault
La Vague
Arcadia Studio
The motion of a wave hitting the pavement
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Alexandre Guilbeault
La Vague
Arcadia Studio
45 nozzles that use 0.022 litres of water per minute
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Alexandre Guilbeault
La Vague
Arcadia Studio
Let's do the wave!
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Alexandre Guilbeault
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La Vague
Arcadia Studio
A corridor 2.5 metres wide by 22 metres long
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Alexandre Guilbeault
La Vague
Arcadia Studio
Inserted into five parking spaces, this public space is given back to pedestrians
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Alexandre Guilbeault
La Vague
Arcadia Studio
Isabelle Giasson, Arcadia Studio
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Alexandre Guilbeault
La Vague
Arcadia Studio
74 wooden frames that rotate in three degree intervals
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Camille Zaroubi
La Vague
Arcadia Studio
SketchUp Model
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Camille Zaroubi
Rainville-Sangaré Receives 2017 Phyllis Lambert Grant
Bureau du design - Ville de Montréal
Nicholas Sangaré and Lambert Rainville
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Jimmi Francoeur
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