Canal de Lachine 4.0 Workshop, Montreal, Qc. Canada

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DESCRIPTION

Proposal submitted as part of the Design Montréal co-scripting workshops, inviting 4 multidisciplinary teams to rethink the territorial identity of 4 industrial sites still in operation and intimately linked to the Lachine Canal. The proposal for the industrial sector of the LaSalle borough, north of Airlie Street, aims to link industry to the city in such a way as to create a mixed, humanized and resilient territory, while celebrating the intrinsic character of the sector's industrial blocks. The intensive two-week ideation exercise provided food for thought for the development of a land-use guide.

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(1) Conceptual diagram, NIPPAYSAGE

(2) Site industrial identity, NIPPAYSAGE

(3) Potential use of the Labatt factory site, NIPPAYSAGE

(4) Meshing of landscape features, NIPPAYSAGE

(5) Connection between blue and green webs, NIPPAYSAGE

(6) Energy loop, NIPPAYSAGE

(7) Proposed green grid, NIPPAYSAGE

(8) Proposed character and identity, NIPPAYSAGE

(9) Mobility - cohabitation, NIPPAYSAGE

(10) Proposed street typology, NIPPAYSAGE

(11) Existing Boivin Street and development sequence, Google Map and NIPPAYSAGE

(12) Existing Boul. Newman and development sequence, Google Map and NIPPAYSAGE

(13) Vision diagram, NIPPAYSAGE

client

Ville de Montréal, Design Montréal

TEAm

Michel Langevin, Josée Labelle, Mélanie Mignault, Mathieu Casavant, Catherine Blain, Thomas Nadeau

year

2024

COLLABORATION

L’ŒUF, Amy Oliver, Sinisha Brdar