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Aménagement des abords de la station de métro Champ-de-Mars (étudiant)

Stage 1

Petkova (Winner)

Blanchette (Winner)

Aubin / Carrière Marleau (Winner)

Therriault / Malderis (Winner)

Breton / Boily (Winner)

Qi / D'Aoust / Desroches / Toutant / Aguib

Bourque / Serio / Gache / Sorgniard

Fortin / McDonald / Chagnon / Larivière

Payette / Trépanier-Jobin

Lessard

Lajoie / Morin / Thibault / Lambert / Hébert

Tremblay / Proulx-Cormier / Chawky

Lavallée / Joncas

Bouchard-Fortin / Guérette

Van Leur / Gunawan

Wormsbecker

Bulota / Leduc / Rivest-Khan

Crampé / Wang / Barette / Lavallée

Gauthier / Kovacevic / Kelly Dorais / Etemadi Shalamzari / Delavari

Martel-Labrecque / Ouellet-Pelletier / Nadeau

Kadric

Illi / Cagelais / Caya / N'diaye

Blain / Simard / Martin / Georges Burger / Fustec

Bélanger

Cloutier / Soo

Santibanez / Sauthoff / Combe / Lang

Tremblay / Bureau-Alarie / Deguire / Descheneaux / Jacques

Landemaine / Marechal / Destombes

Labonté / Crossman

Gautier / Renault

Vuong / Luk / Wong / Manchoon / Reid

GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE COMPETITION

Year	2009
Location	Métro Champ-de-Mars Montréal, Quebec, Canada
Web Site	mtlunescodesign.com/fr/projet/Amenagement-des-abor
Stage	One stage
Competitors	31

Surface area (m²)	75000 m²
Initial project cost	0 $

Client	Ville de Montréal
Professional advisor	Caroline Dubuc
Jury president	Melvin Charney, Architecte
Doc. level	75%

Description

This ideas competition is one of the five “shukôs,” or creative challenges, issued by the Mayor of Montréal, Gérald Tremblay, as part of the commitments made by the Ville de Montréal and its partners in the Action Plan 2007–2017 – Montréal, Cultural Métropolis. One of the goals of this plan is to promote excellence in design and architecture by widening the use of competitions, which in turn will help position Montréal as a UNESCO City of Design.

The competition is aligned with the detailed planning approach for the Ville-Marie expressway, outlined in the Ville de Montréal's Urban Plan. It is being launched concurrently with a feasibility study on covering the expressway. That study, being conducted jointly by the Ministère des Transports du Québec and the Ville de Montréal, will assess, among other possible options, the technical and financial feasibility of relocating the expressway exit ramps located near the Champ-de-Mars métro station.

The purpose of the competition is to elicit exploration and illustrations of a variety of development concepts made possible by the potential relocation of the expressway exit ramps.

Given the complexity of the technical validation process taking place concurrently, this is strictly an ideas competition, the results of which are intended to inourish a reflexion process by the public bodies, groups, citizens and professionals concerned with the future of the district. Therefore, it is not a project competition leading to the construction of any of the proposals received.

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List of Competitors

Competition staff and jury

Jury president	Melvin Charney, Architecte
Jury	Odile Decq, Directrice, École Spéciale d'Architecture Paris
	Jacques Des Rochers, Conservateur de l'art canadien
	Michel Dionne, Architecte
	Raphaël Fischler, Urbaniste et professeur agrégé
	Mario Masson, Architecte paysagiste
	Alessandra Ponte, Professeure agrégée
	Philippe Poullaouec-Gonidec, Architecte paysagiste

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