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Musée Huron-Wendat à Wendake / Huron-Wendat Museum in Wendake

Stage 1

Stage 2

Croft Pelletier architectes

Ramoisy Tremblay, architectes

St-Gelais Montminy et associés, architectes

Rémi Morency, architecte / Bélanger, Beauchemin, architectes

Pierre Thibault, architecte

Côté Chabot Morel, architectes, Integral Jean Beaudoin

Atlante architecture et design inc.

André Roy, architecte

Beauregard et Associés

Bouchard et Laflamme, architectes

Cardin + Ramirez, architectes

Claude Fugère, architecte

Claude Lepage, architecte et aménagiste

Consultants DMG Inc

Cormier, Cohen, Davies, architectes (Atelier Big City)

D'Amours et Liberali, architectes

Desnoyers Mercure et associés

Émile Gilbert et associés, architectes

Felice Vaccaro architecte

Fournier Gersovitz Moss et associés architectes

François Lafontaine architecte

Georges Bulette architecte

Groupe Leclerc, architecture

Guy Fillion, architecte

ION Harghel architecte

Jacques Plante architecte

Jacques Villeneuve et associés

Jacquine Lorange architecte

Les architectes Bernard et Cloutier

Les architectes Boutros et Pratte

Louise Amiot et Suzanne Bergeron, architectes

Marc Royer architecte

MBM architectes

Michel Bernard architecture Inc.

Onico Inc.

P.A. Marquis, architecte

Patrick Tardif architecte

Pierre Labonté architecte

Réal Lavallée architecte

Réal Paul architecte

Régis Côté et associés, architectes

Marc Blouin, architectes (Schème inc.)

Smith Vigeant architecture et design

Sollerita Inc. (M. Claude Le Bel)

St-Pierre et Denis architectes

winner

Croft Pelletier architectes

GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE COMPETITION

Year	2002
Location	255 Place Chef Michel Laveau Wendake, Quebec, Canada
Stage	Two stages
Competitors S1	45
Competitors S2	4

Surface area (m²)	1600 m²
Initial project cost	5,500,000 $

Client	Le Conseil de la nation huronne-wendat
Professional advisor	Jacques White
Jury president S2	,
Doc. level	75%

Description

This competition initiated in 2002, was for the construction of a 1,600m2 museum of the Huron-Wendat Nation. As a provincial architectural competition, this venture was supported by the Direction de la Capitale-Nationale and the Québec Ministry of Culture and Communications, and attracted nearly twenty-five architectural firms. The challenge was to design a building representing the values of this first-nation, in the hope that it would contribute to the renewal of the Wendake Village, the only remaining occupied Huron-Wendat reserve in Canada. The building was also to reflect the important relationship with the environment in accordance with the values of this first-nation.

By means of this competition, the Huron-Wendat Council and community desired to obtain spaces that could assemble their various collections of handicrafts and therefore favour the development of national and international tourism: one of the principal sources of the reserve's development. They also wished to acquire a building representative of their culture. The museum was not to be considered an imposed object containing artefacts, but rather an environment generative and favouring rich and significant cultural encounters. The museum should therefore provide an ensemble of interactive devices and objects permitting the visitor to experience, by ambiance, the Huron Nation's vision of the world.

The Huron-Wendat Museum project was an integral part of a larger series of actions. Several other projects, not included within this competition, formed part of the global cultural policy elaborated to celebrate and communicate the Huron Nation's heritage. Included within this large-scale project were, among others; the renovation of the Tsawenhohi House dedicated to the conservation and transmission of local tradition and know-how and finally, the architectural and urban renewal of Wendake.

(CCC text)

Jury comments

(Consult the competitors' projects for specific comments from the jury)

List of Competitors

Competition staff and jury

Jury S1	Gavin Affleck, Architecte
	Line Gros-Louis
	Jean-Pierre LeTourneux, Architecte
	Nicole O'Bomsawin, Directeur
	Raymond Picard
	André Potvin, Architecte
	Odile Roy, Conseillère Municipale

Jury president S2	,
Jury S2	Gavin Affleck, Architecte

	Jean-Pierre LeTourneux, Architecte
	Nicole O'Bomsawin, Directeur

	André Potvin, Architecte
	Odile Roy, Conseillère Municipale


Technical Commitee	Eve Bardou
	Guy Cormier
	Isabelle Picard
	Louis-Karl Sioui-Picard
	Yves Thibault
	François Vincent

Calendar

July 6, 2002: Competition announced

1st stage

July 31, 2002: Deadline for requesting documents and registration
August 1, 2002: Documents available
August 5 to 14, 2002: Question period
August 12 and 19: Submission of answers to questions
September 4, 2002, 4:00 pm: Receipt of sketches
September 6, 2002: Judging of designs
September 9, 2002: Announcement of finalists

2nd stage

September 11 to 25, 2002: Question period
September 16, 23 and 30, 2002: Submission of answers
October 9, 2002, 4:00 pm: Acceptance of projects
October 10 and 11, 2002: Work of the technical committee
October 15: Hearing of finalists and judging of projects
October 16, 2002: Announcement of competition results
November 2002: Broadcasting
December 2002: Awarding of professional services mandate

(From competition brief)

(Unofficial automated translation)

Press Review

Revues spécialisées :

ARQ #121, novembre 2002

List of general documents

(not accessible)

Programme
Règlement
Plan
Programme
Programme
Programme
Rapport du Conseiller Professionnel
Rapport du comité technique
Rapport du comité technique
Lettre
Rapport du Conseiller Professionnel
Cahier du jury
Rapport du jury (global)
Cahier du jury
Liste de coordonnées
Liste de coordonnées
Questions et réponses
Questions et réponses
Questions et réponses
Questions et réponses

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