Joseph Venne Plaza


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Location: Canada / Montreal / Type: Squares and Plazas / Built: 2013 /
Show on Google Maps / Published on April 11, 2016

NIPPAYSAGE: A new public plaza on Ontario Street as part of the major revitalization project of the Ste-Marie neighbourhood. The plaza acts as the courtyard for a CSDM building (Centre Gedeon-Ouimet) and establishes a connection with the adjacent JTI-MacDonald Corp building. Inspired by the neighbourhood’s desire to be greener, the plaza has two large green pockets densely planted with large trees designed to manage water surface runoff. The giant leaves pattern on the pavement is taking on a third dimension to become the focal point: a backlit fountain.

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Project: Joseph-Venne Plaza
Client: City of Montreal
Landscape Architects: NIPPAYSAGE
Team: Mathieu Casavant, Michel Langevin, Mélanie Mignault, Josée Labelle, Emilie Bertrand-Villemure, Benjamin Deshaies, Sylvain Lenoir, Mélanie Pelchat, Johanna Ballhaus, Catherine Blain, Claude Cournoyer
Collaboratio: SMi Group
Location: Montreal (Quebec), Canada
Year of construction: 2013
Status: Built
Image credits: photography by Steve Montpetit, drawing by NIPPAYSAGE

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