Completed Projects

Completed in 2007, Studio Locomotion was a project consisting in reviving a former unit of the Locoshop Angus while taking care to respect the industrial character of the site. Based on a sustainable development philosophy, particular care was taken during planning and design to recover as many elements and materials as possible during demolition, and […]

In the beginning of the twentieth century, a vast range of industry was implanted in the Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve district: textile, baking, confectionery industry, footwear, etc. It’s in this context that a confectionery company, the National Licorice Co. of Brooklyn decided to establish its Canadian subsidiary in the district in 1907. Hershey Canada bought the factory in 1977

The Square Cartier project has significantly contributed to the revitalization and enhancement of its environment. The ground floor overlooking Ste-Catherine Street is made up of 5 rental spaces for small shops which ensures continuity of commercial use. An architectural treatment combining concrete, glass and steel marks the access areas and creates the junction between a

The building is built on the scale of the industrial structures that have marked the development of the area’s history. This scale is broken up to establish a link with the residential fabric of the block, and asserts the use of the whole. The massing of Building A on the Avenue Létourneux side is stepped

The Novello project is located in the Saint-Léonard borough, in the heart of the Italian community of Montreal. In the neighborhood, rue Jean-Talon represents an important commercial axis. This is a mixed-use artery; local shops, supermarkets, housing. The street is characterized by a heterogeneous urban fabric and building sizes ranging from 2 to 10 floors.

Le Bul – Les Terrasse de l’Hibiscus – La Maison Ontario 2950 Ontario, set in the east of the Ville-Marie neighborhood, is a mixed residential project in three parts integrating affordable and social housing. Fitting in to a complex site between viaduct and railroads, this project is involved in the revitalization of this sector of

The realization of the Phoenix project at the corner of Marcel-Laurin and Henri-Bourassa boulevards was possible thanks to the synergy established between the main parties, confirming that the trend towards greener buildings is a growing phenomenon in the construction industry. In this particular case, the three main players (the City of Montreal, the real estate

Inspired by the growing revitalization of the Côte-Saint-Paul district, the proximity of the canal Lachine, and its linear park and the unique shape of the site, ACA designed a residence with contemporary architecture and dynamic volumes to provide a stimulating living environment.

Through an ecological approach, Atelier wanted to integrate this residential suburban sector in its environment whilst offering it a private access, reducing traffic, as well as a dialogue with the nearby stream. The project, initially consisting of 3 phases, was spread over 600 000 square feet and consisted of eight residential buildings, two nursing homes and