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Hubert
Hubert
Avenue de la Ronde, La Cité-Limoilou, Québec, Canada
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Hubert
Avenue de la Ronde, La Cité-Limoilou, Québec, Canada
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2021
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
Construit sur un ancien site de répartition de taxis dans le quartier Maizeret, Hubert comprend 24 logements locatifs accessibles ou minimalement adaptables à deux pas du Centre hospitalier de l’Enfant-Jésus et du Chemin de la Canardière. Le bâtiment s’implante à proximité des rues pour contribuer à mieux cadrer le tissu urbain, permettant ainsi de dissimuler l’accès du stationnement sous-terrain à l’arrière. Le basilaire, sur lequel les grands balcons en maçonnerie rougeâtre typiques du quartier se greffent, s’active au moyen de vestibules d’entrée séparés, de courettes végétalisées et de larges encadrements rythmant la façade principale. Le traitement plus discret des ouvertures poursuit la trame résidentielle du secteur. Afin d’alléger le volume et réduire son impact sur le voisinage, les derniers étages ont été revêtus de parement clair. L’enveloppe extérieure du bâtiment a été conçue pour être hautement performante, permettant ainsi des économies substantielles d’énergie et un confort accru pour les occupants.
Le projet est soutenu par le programme de Financement de la construction de logements locatifs de la Stratégie nationale sur le logement de la SCHL.
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Built on a former cab dispatch site in the Maizeret district, Hubert comprises 24 accessible or minimally adaptable rental units just a stone's throw from the Centre hospitalier de l'Enfant-Jésus and Chemin de la Canardière. The building is set close to the streets to help frame the urban fabric, concealing the underground parking access at the rear. The basilaire, onto which the large reddish masonry balconies typical of the district are grafted, is activated by separate entrance vestibules, planted courtyards and wide frames punctuating the main facade. The more discreet treatment of the openings continues the residential fabric of the area. To lighten the volume and reduce its impact on the neighbourhood, the top floors were clad in light-coloured cladding. The building's exterior envelope was designed to be highly efficient, resulting in substantial energy savings and enhanced comfort for occupants.
The project is supported by CMHC's National Housing Strategy Rental Construction Financing program.
Le projet est soutenu par le programme de Financement de la construction de logements locatifs de la Stratégie nationale sur le logement de la SCHL.
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Built on a former cab dispatch site in the Maizeret district, Hubert comprises 24 accessible or minimally adaptable rental units just a stone's throw from the Centre hospitalier de l'Enfant-Jésus and Chemin de la Canardière. The building is set close to the streets to help frame the urban fabric, concealing the underground parking access at the rear. The basilaire, onto which the large reddish masonry balconies typical of the district are grafted, is activated by separate entrance vestibules, planted courtyards and wide frames punctuating the main facade. The more discreet treatment of the openings continues the residential fabric of the area. To lighten the volume and reduce its impact on the neighbourhood, the top floors were clad in light-coloured cladding. The building's exterior envelope was designed to be highly efficient, resulting in substantial energy savings and enhanced comfort for occupants.
The project is supported by CMHC's National Housing Strategy Rental Construction Financing program.
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