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Les architectes FABG, Quebec : Montreal Architects

Contemporary Canadian Architect Practice – design studio located in Montreal

post updated 14 August 2021

Les architectes FABG Building News

22 Jul 2016
Musée d’art de Joliette, southwest Québec, Canada

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Art Museum in Joliette Building
The Musée d’art de Joliette is recognized as Quebec’s most important regional art museum. While pursuing the objectives of conservation, dissemination and research established over half a century ago by its founders, the Musée continues to expand its permanent collection, which currently comprises some 8,500 works held in four collections.

21 Feb 2012
Mies van der Rohe Gas Station Conversion
Nun’s Island, Montréal, Quebec, Canada

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Mies van der Rohe Gas Station
Nun’s Island is part of the Hochelaga archipelago located immediately southwest of Montreal. It’s urbanization followed the opening of the Champlain bridge in 1962 under an ambitious master plan carried out by Metropolitan Structures, a real estate giant who had built numerous projects in Chicago with the collaboration of Mies van der Rohe. The new community included three high rise apartment buildings by Mies office and it led, in 1966, to a commission from Standard Oil to design a prototypical gas station.

Les architectes FABG – Recent Building Designs

11 + 8 Feb 2012
Centre de Diffusion Culture – Verdun Cultural Center, Montréal, Quebec

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Verdun Cultural Center
Les Architectes FABG is the winning firm in the architecture competition for the project to set up a new cultural venue, including a professional theatre, which will be built starting in September 2012, a few metres away from the St. Lawrence River in the Verdun Borough.
The Verdun Cultural Center project also provides for redevelopment and expansion of Verdun’s circus school (École de cirque de Verdun).

ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION: CULTURAL PRESENTATION VENUE, GUY-GAGNON BUILDING

Finalists:
Saucier + Perrotte, Architectes
Dan S. Hanganu, Architectes
Manon Asselin, Architectes et Jodoin Lamarre Pratte, Architectes in consortium

30 Jan 2012
Stewart Museum, Montréal, Québec, Canada
Date built: 2012

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Montréal Museum Building
Originally scheduled to serve as a warehouse for ammunition and artillery, the arsenal of Fort Saint Helena Island was built between 1820 and 1824. It was converted into a military museum in 1956, now the David M. Stewart Museum. The Stewart Museum presents with a large collection of over 30,000 objects and artifacts in the history of New France and the European influence in North America.

20 Jan 2012
Théâtre la Licorne, 4559 avenue Papineau, central Montréal, Québec, Canada

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Montréal Théâtre Building
The new building of Théâtre la Licorne like the theater company that runs it, La Manufacture, has a strong bond with its surrounding area. It tends to communicate with the city and reflects the type of theater that it produces: straightforward and urban. Aesthetic choices made during the design phase also reflects the idea of “manufacture”: Simplicity of form and the use of raw materials: glass, metal, concrete, brick.

Les architectes FABG- Key Projects

Featured Buildings by Les architectes FABG, alphabetical:

L’Assomption College – Sports Complex Building, near Montréal
2010
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L’Assomption College

Théâtre de Quat’sous Building
2010
Les architectes FABG

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Théâtre de Quat’sous Montréal

More developments by Les architectes FABG online soon

Location: Montréal, Québec, Canada, North America

Faucher Aubertin Brodeur Gauthier Practice Information

Les architectes FABG – Faucher Aubertin Brodeur Gauthier, Architects:

Architecture studio based in Montréal, Canada

Les architectes FABG have collaborated over the last 50 years to the success of numerous significant projects in several fields of the architectural practice. The firm regroups about 15 persons with diversified and complementary competences.

Éric Gauthier, it’s head designer, has played a major role in the renewal of Québec ‘s cultural equipments leading a dozen theater and performance center projects. He also collaborated with the Cirque du Soleil on the development of their headquarters and production center in Montréal.

Architect office based in Montréal, Québec, Canada

Led by André Brodeur MOAQ, Éric Gauthier MOAQ, IRAC and André Lavoie, MOAQ

Montréal Architect studios

Website: www.arch-fabg.com