Design Montréal is the website of the Ville de Montréal’s Bureau du design.
The Directory showcases Montreal-based design and architecture firms that have been selected by independent juries as part of public competitions, awards competitions and grant programs in Québec and around the world… And FABRIQ is part of the list !
Kitchens and Dining halls Curtiss, Vickers et Farnham, Olio & Cie and Sixty USA head office and showroom.
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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
1016 de la Montagne, Kitchen and Dining Hall Farnham and 1420-1428 Stanley has been showcased in the last edition of the Revue de l’Architecture Québécoise. The Revue de l’Architecture Québécoise is for nearly 10 years, a leader on publishing magazines in Architecture and Design in Quebec.
Curtiss Dining Hall, in jointure with ZAS Architects + Interiors, was an OAA Design Excellence 2016 finalist. An article boosting the project features has been published in OAA Perspectives Magazine Summer 2016. Click on the link below to discover it : OAA Perspectives Summer 2016
Marc Bertrand, one of the founding partners of FABRIQ architecture, had the pleasure and the honor to be a member of the jury ‘Coups de cœur‘ during the Montreal Contech Building Expo held on November 3. Learn more about it and follow these links : Press release – Kollectif Coup de coeur contest – Contech
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
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