L’OEUF Architects and Lapointe Magne & Associés have won the competition to design the future Caroline Dawson Public Library and Parc Le Prévost in Montreal’s Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension borough. This $42.5 million project prioritizes sustainability, creativity, and innovation, serving as a community anchor for the neighbourhood.
The 4,600 m² library features a mass-timber structure, corten façade, and a light-filled atrium, aiming for Passivhaus certification and LEED Gold status. The design integrates with the urban environment, creating adaptable and welcoming spaces for diverse users and activities.
Key Features:
– Mass-timber structure for carbon-conscious design
– Corten façade modulating sunlight
– Passivhaus-certified and LEED Gold
– Community-focused design
– $42.5 million budget
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