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Salle de spectacles de Dolbeau-Mistassini / Dolbeau-Mistassini Performance Hall

Stage 1

Stage 2

Paul Laurendeau / Jodoin Lamarre Pratte, architectes en consortium (Winner)

Nature Humaine / Aedifica (Honourable mention)

Croft Pelletier architectes

Blouin Lemieux Soland, architectes (Schème)

Saucier et Perrotte architectes (Saucier + Perrotte) (Special merit award)

Manon Asselin, architecte (Atelier T.a.g.)

Anicet Tremblay et Serge Harvey, architectes

Atelier In Situ

Atelier Zoom architecture

Beaupré et Michaud architectes

Conception Lemieux

Cormier, Cohen, Davies, architectes (Atelier Big City)

Dominique Laroche, architecte

Sylvie Gélinas et Yves Gagné (Double G)

Fugère + Herrera

Colin Fraser, OAQ

Hal Ingberg, architecte

Lapointe Magne et associés

Leo Lapointe architecte

Leblond, Tremblay, Boulay, Fradette, Barette architectes

Les architectes Boutros et Pratte

Les architectes Fontaine et Gauthier

Luc Fortin architecte

N.F.O.E. et associés architetces

Patrice Gauthier, architecte

Les architectes Proulx et Savard

Régis Côté et associés architectes

Robert Crépeau et Alain Duval, architectes

Yvan Rodrigue, architecte

Alan Voyer, architecte

winner

Paul Laurendeau / Jodoin Lamarre Pratte, architectes en consortium

GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE COMPETITION

Year	2005
Location	Dolbeau-Mistassini, Quebec, Canada
Stage	Two stages
Competitors S1	30
Competitors S2	4


Client	Ville de Dolbeau-Misstassini
Professional advisor	Jacques White
Jury president S2	,
Doc. level	75%

Description

Since the beginning of the 1980s, the Dolbeau Performing Arts Committee desired to equip the region with a new professional auditorium. Thus in 2005, an open competition for the design of a new facility to support and promote cultural performing arts at both local and regional levels was launched by the Municipality of Dolbeau-Mistassini. Second largest city of Lac-Saint-Jean, the City of Dolbeau-Mistassini initially wanted a multi-functional auditorium capable of accommodating up to 500 spectators. However, during the project's programming phase the solution retained was an Italian style theatre with 480 fixed seats coupled with a multi-purpose foyer that could accommodate 400 people as a bistro. The selected building site was situated in the heart of the old Mistassini city-centre and included an abandoned school which was to be partially recycled by competitors.

Prior to the launch of this competition, representatives expressed two sensitive issues to be considered by all competitors: The intervention was to be highly visible and not dissimulated behind the existing school and it was agreed that competitors should utilize wood in their projects, as this material is considered both characteristic of the region and a source of local pride. One of the major stakes of this project was to optimize the limited resources available for its construction. The competition's programme thus stated, "one of the main challenges of this competition resides in optimizing a distribution of resources that proposes, at once a functional and dignified ensemble, whose profitability is assured most notably by proposing the greatest number of seats and by reducing the cost of daily operations." It was also anticipated that the auditorium would establish a new coherence within a heterogeneous urban fabric.

Nearly 70 teams of architects registered for this competition, of which 30 submitted a proposal for its first stage. Four finalists were selected to further develop their projects during the competition's second stage.

(CCC text)

Jury comments

List of Competitors

Competition staff and jury

Jury S1	Marilyn Boutin, Directrice Générale
	Gilles Brassard
	Jacques Plante, Architecte
	Georges Simard, Maire
	Pierre Thibault, Architecte
	Vladimir Topouzanov, Architecte

Jury president S2	,
Jury S2	Marilyn Boutin, Directrice Générale

	Jacques Plante, Architecte
	Georges Simard, Maire
	Pierre Thibault, Architecte
	Vladimir Topouzanov, Architecte


Technical Commitee	Denis Boily
	Guy Desmarteaux
	Alain Mailloux
	Yves Thibault

Calendar

October 29, 2005: Competition announcement

1st stage
November 17, 2005: Deadline for entries
November 18, 2005: Documents made available to competitors
November 21 to 27, 2005: Question period
November 25 to 30, 2005: Answers to questions
December 9, 2005: Receipt of proposals
week of December 12, 2005: Judging of sketches
December 19, 2005: Finalists announced

2nd stage
January 6, 2006, 2:00 pm: Visit to site and existing building
January 6, 2006: Completed and signed Appendix C sent to promoter
January 3 to 24, 2006: Question period
January 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2006: Answers to questions
February 3, 2006: Acceptance of services
February 7 and 8, 2006: Work of the technical commission
February 9 and 10, 2006: Hearing of finalists and judging of projects
Week of February 13, 2006: City Council meeting to ratify jury's choice
Week of February 20, 2006: Announcement of competition results by the promoter

Competition follow-up
Week of February 27, 2006: Expected award of professional services mandate
from March 2006: Publication of results
Week of February 12, 2007: Compensation if mandate not awarded

Press Review

List of general documents

(not accessible)

Programme
Règlement
Liste de coordonnées
Liste de coordonnées
Programme
Programme
Programme
Rapport du Conseiller Professionnel
Questions et réponses
Questions et réponses
Rapport du jury (global)
Rapport du jury (global)
Communiqué de presse

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