ARCHITEM Portfolio

COMMERCIAL ARCHITEM468 ST-JEANMontreal, QCRenovation and interior design of a com-mercial building in Old Montrealcompletion : 2006

GALLERY LALOUXMontreal, QCInterior design for art gallery in down-town Montreal. completion : 2013

COMMERCIAL ARCHITEMCHATEAU WESTMOUNT SQUAREWestmount, QCInterior design for upscale condomini-um’s public and recreational spacesincluding the lobby, elevator cabs, gym,locker rooms and washrooms.Feasibility Study: Renovation to therestaurant and introduction of an exte-rior roof-top terrace with a canopy roofelement completion : 2018



COMMERCIAL ARCHITEMLA CANADIENNEWestmount, QCRedesign of street façade, interior reno-vation and interior design for a high-endretailer of women’s footwear. completion : 2014

MAD CUISINEMontreal, QCInterior Design for a café and cateringbusiness in Griffintown.completion : 2014

COMMERCIAL ARCHITEMTEENFLORockland Shopping Centre, Montreal, QCAvant-garde interior design featuringprecise detailing for the retailer’s flag-ship store completion : 2002

ARCHITECTS OF RECORDMontreal, QC Architects of Record for a restaurant Down- town, a fashion retailer in Westmount and a restaurant in Westmount.

COMMERCIAL ARCHITEMCOLTERRA ST. CATHERINEMontreal, QCFeasibility studies and concept design fora high-rise mixed use building in down-town Montreal. completion : 2017

CONCEPT SIGNATUREGreene Avenue, Westmount, QCDesign Concept for a mixed-use infillproject on a popular commercial streetin Westmount. completion : 2010

COMMERCIAL ARCHITEMHOUSING PROJECTDorchester, Westmount, QCFeasibility Study for a multi-storeyhousing project spanning two blocks andfeaturing rental apartment units on city-owned land. completion : 2011

FAUBOURG STE-CATHERINE FAUBOURG CONVERSION TO STUDENT HOUSINGMontreal, QC PROJECT SUMMARYFeasibility study of existing shopping and MANDATEfood market area to transform it into The purpose of this study is to determine the feasibility of converting the existing thirdstudent housing and communal areas. floor from a commercial occupancy to a student housing facility. We have separated this mandate into two phases: PHASE 1 The objective of this Phase is to provide area calculations that will allow the owner to assess the financial viability of this conversion. The current document examines in a very preliminary fashion the current municipal regulations as they apply to this change in use. It establishes the approximate number of units that can be developed with bedrooms that respect the maximum permitted distance to windows and provides optional layouts for the units. It also calculates the left over space in the center that will be dedicated to communal amenities. PHASE 2 Once it is established that the conversion meets the financial criteria, we would de- velop the concept to incorporate code requirements related to safety of the floor area and exiting. We would address the issues with public access and controlled entry to the student housing floor as well as develop the concept for the units and communal facilities. A Presentation to the City of Montreal (Ville Marie Borough) will be required to seek a preliminary option, an approval in principle for the scheme. ZONING ANALYSIS The building is in a Category M.9C zone, with a permitted commercial use with a retail focus and light industry. There are additional uses that could be permitted under a “conditional use” provision in the bylaw. These conditional uses require an approval process and include Maison de chambres , which are residential units that do not have individual kitchens, they are rooms that share communal facilities. This type of residential use could easily be adapted for student housing. Art. 182 of the bylaw states that a residential use may not be established on a floor below a commercial floor. In this case, it is our understanding that the floors above the proposed student housing are occupied by offices. As a result, this conversion would require a zoning change that can be done through a “Projet Particulier” process. This process takes from 6 months to a year. CONCEPT The proposed plan shows perimeter residential units (shared rooms) efficiently laid out to maximize the potential of the existing windows. Included are alternate layouts for each units showing how they can be individually occupied or shared by 2 or 3 students. The units are designed as part of a ”rooming house” concept, where the sleeping quarters include a bed, desk and storage and distinct from the shared amenities. The shared common space will be developed in the centre portion of the building, under the skylights and could include: communal kitchens, eating areas and lounges, games rooms, quiet study rooms, a gym and all other required basic services like laundry facilities. These areas will be defined by an architectural element that will provide acoustic and visual privacy , while allowing penetration of the natural light from the skylights above. Phase 1 Project Summary Le Faubourg Ste-Catherine 1616 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouestmax. distance for borrowed lightFebruary 02, 20151 City of Montréal = 6 m = ~ 19’ - 8” 12.5 foot bay area= 12 564 sqft units (type 2) no. of units= 29 special unit (8 beds) area of unit= 433 sqft area= 1 176 sqft no. of units= 1 8.5 foot bay area= 11 760 sqft units (type 1 or 3) no. of units= 39 support spaces amenities area of unit= 301 sqft area= 5 179 sqft vertical circulationtotal floor area= 45 700 sqfttotal room area= 25 500 sqft ( 56 %)area of amenities= 5 179 sqft ( 11 %) unit type 1: unit type 2: unit type 3: 301 sqft 433 sqft 602 sqftmax. distance for borrowed light max. distance for borrowed light = 6 m = ~ 19’ - 8” = 6 m = ~ 19’ - 8” max. distance for borrowed light = 6 m = ~ 19’ - 8” unit type 1A: unit type 1B: unit type 1C: unit type 1D: unit type 2A: unit type 2B: unit type 3A: unit type 3B: 2 beds 2 beds 2 beds 3 beds 2 beds 2 beds 4 beds 4 bedsDevelopment Area Analysis Le Faubourg Ste-Catherine 1616 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest February 02, 2015 2 City of Montréal



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CITY ARCHITEMOUTREMONT ROOM WITH A VIEWOutremont, QC2017 OAQ Award of Excellence Finalist2017 CISC Prix d’Excellence de la construction en acier

FINALIST

CITY ARCHITEMOUTREMONT ROOM WITH A VIEWOutremont, QC

2018 Grand Prix du Design Prix Cuisine2016 Subzero Wolf Kitchen Design contest Global winner

CITY ARCHITEMWESTMOUNT HERITAGE ESTATEWestmount, QC

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CITY ARCHITEMWESTMOUNT HERITAGE ESTATEWestmount, QC



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CITY ARCHITEMDELAVIGNE HOUSEWestmount, QC 2018 Les plus beaux jardins du Québec 2e prix et prix coup de coeur



CITY ARCHITEMDELAVIGNE HOUSEWestmount, QC



CITY ARCHITEMNEW HOUSE ON REDFERN AVENUE Westmount, QC



CITY ARCHITEMNEW HAMPSTEAD HOUSE ON GLENMORE AVENUEHampstead, QC

TRAFALGAR AVENUE RENOVATIONWestmount, QC

CITY ARCHITEMADDITION TO SEVERN AVENUE HOUSEWestmount, QC

HOUSE ON WESTMOUNT AVENUEWestmount, QC 1994 OAQ Prix d’excellence “Mention”: House on Westmount Avenue

CITY ARCHITEMPORT ROYAL CONDOMontreal, QC



CITY ARCHITEMLACHINE CANAL LOFTMontreal, QC



CITY ARCHITEMWESTMOUNT FIRE STATION CONDO CONVERSIONWestmount, QC

WESTMOUNT AVENUE RENOVATIONWestmount, QC

COUNTRY ARCHITEMILE CADIEUX TREE HOUSEÎle-Cadieux, QC



COUNTRY ARCHITEMILE CADIEUX TREE HOUSEÎle-Cadieux, QC



COUNTRY ARCHITEMDUNHAM FARM ESTATEDunham, QC



COUNTRY ARCHITEMCOUNTRY HOME IN SUTTONSutton, QC



COUNTRY ARCHITEMLAC BROME ON THE POINTEastern Townships, QC