Claude Cormier

Claude Cormier (1960–2023) was a Canadian landscape architect whose playful, often exuberant designs reshaped public spaces in Montreal, Toronto, and beyond. Trained in agronomy, landscape architecture, and design theory, he founded CCxA, a firm recognized internationally for its bold and colorful projects. His practice earned over 100 awards, including recognition from the Architectural League of New York and Harvard GSD. Cormier described his work as “serious fun,” creating landscapes that balance wit with civic engagement. Posthumously, he was honored with the Governor General’s Medal in Landscape Architecture in 2024.

It is with sadness that we learned about the passing of renowned Canadian landscape architect Claude Cormier. In 1995, he established Claude Cormier Architectes Paysagistes in Montreal and, in nearly three decades, received a plethora of awards for his work, both in Canada and internationally. At Landezine, we featured a selection of projects by his […]

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