3 projects published in the Revue de l’Architecture Québécoise.

An article has been published in Toronto Star for Curtiss Dining Hall, Borden. ” This base humanizes the military dining experience. The space has an elegance that is respectful of the Canadian military service. And the people who sacrifice years of their lives for service deserve a well-designed space. ” – Toon Dreessen, president of the OAA. Discover the articleRead MoreLire la suite

Marc Bertrand, one of the founding partners of FABRIQ architecture, had the pleasure and the honor to be a member of the jury in the Canadian Green Building Awards 2016 ! The 2016 winning projects come from BC to Nova Scotia. The Awards Reception has taken place at the Canada Green Building Council national conference on June 6 at theRead MoreLire la suite

The new Curtis Dining Hall project is featured in an article about current projects in CFB Borden, Ontario: “ […] The DCC Borden team supported DND during construction of the 6,133-m2 Curtis All Ranks Dining Facility. Shown here are the wooden arches that are the focal point of the building’s interior that can seat up to 1,500 military personnel per meal.Read MoreLire la suite

After an interview with Marc Bertrand, one of the founding partners of FABRIQ, Mariane Landriau has realized a very nice write-up in the last edition of  INNO Magazine ! Our famous commercial project on 1016 de la Montagne, designed with the collaboration of MRA architecture + design and the architect Hugo Tremblay, is very well described in this article. Discover itRead MoreLire la suite

FABRIQ Architecture is proud to annouce that the Curtiss Dining Hall is a OAA Awards 2016 Design Excellence Finalist. Here are a few links to articles showcasing the project’s salient features: Articles: Canadian Architect. OAA Awards, The Star