Winner of the design competition organised by Ville de Montréal (2011). Running along Lachine Canal, Smith Street is transformed into a reinvigorated collective public space. Inspired by the raw, robust, and informal character of this railroad-generated landscape, the project seeks to seize and amplify the qualities of this landscape in order to reclaim and regenerate the panoply of disjointed residual spaces into a structured place, synthesising the identities of old and new Griffintown. As a hybrid between a garden, a street, a park, and a public space, Promenade Smith reinvents urban archetypes and proposes a new synergy between public space and urban ecology.
(1) Promenade Smith, photo Steve Montpetit
(2) Granny Smith Concept, NIPPAYSAGE
(3) Perspective promenade Smith, NIPPAYSAGE
(4) Biodiversity, NIPPAYSAGE
(5) Promenade Smith, NIPPAYSAGE
(6) Promenade Smith, NIPPAYSAGE
(7) Urban room, NIPPAYSAGE
(8) West section, NIPPAYSAGE
(9) Place au Chantier 2016, NIPPAYSAGE
(10) Place au Chantier 2016, NIPPAYSAGE
(11) Aerial View, NIPPAYSAGE
Banner's images; NIPPAYSAGE
Ville de Montréal
Mathieu Casavant, Michel Langevin, Mélanie Mignault, Josée Labelle, Mélanie Pelchat, Johanna Ballhaus, Benjamin Deshaies, Emilie Bertrand-Villemure, Claude Cournoyer, Sylvain Lenoir, France Cormier, Georges-Étienne Parent, Benjamin Motte
2012-2017
COLLABORATION
Concours:
Vinci Consultants
1f uniform
Earth values
Pépinière pouce-vert
L’œuf
Sinisha Brdar
Mario Brodeur
CS Design
Projet:
Groupe SM
WSP
CS Design
AWARDS
2012 1st Prize, Pan-Canadian Urban Design Competition, Ville de Montreal
NIPPAYSAGE
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