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Palais de Justice de Rimouski
Palais de Justice de Rimouski
183, Avenue de la Cathédrale, Rimouski, Canada
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Palais de Justice de Rimouski
183, Avenue de la Cathédrale, Rimouski, Canada
Project Featured on Nov 12, 2024
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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2021
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
Consortium les architectes d'aujourd'hui : CCM2 + GLCRM + PROULX SAVARD ARCHITECTES
This uniquely complex project highlighted the verticality of the existing facades and respectfully distinguished the old from the new. The architectural design of the extensions was conceived with great restraint. The whole presents a perfect balance in the image of the justice system. The complete refurbishment of the existing building envelope, the oldest sections of which date back to 1859, presented a major technical challenge. The monumental, contemporary staircase in the center of the atrium adds to the dynamism and biophilia of the premises. The materiality of the courtrooms is an ode to traditional architecture.
Crédit Photo: Jonathan Roberge
This uniquely complex project highlighted the verticality of the existing facades and respectfully distinguished the old from the new. The architectural design of the extensions was conceived with great restraint. The whole presents a perfect balance in the image of the justice system. The complete refurbishment of the existing building envelope, the oldest sections of which date back to 1859, presented a major technical challenge. The monumental, contemporary staircase in the center of the atrium adds to the dynamism and biophilia of the premises. The materiality of the courtrooms is an ode to traditional architecture.
Crédit Photo: Jonathan Roberge
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