This competition's aim was to provide the Centre musical CAMMAC with a new venue permitting winter usage. The CAMMAC Centre, founded in 1952 on the shores of the Lac à la Loutre in Argenteuil County, is a charitable centre dedicated to teaching music within a family atmosphere while respecting the natural environment. This two-stage competition by invitation was launched during the summer of 2002. A total of fourteen firms responded to a national Call for Candidates, four of which were selected to develop and present a project in the competition's remunerated second stage.
The objectives of this competition were: to permit a maximum usage of the facilitates currently existing on the site; to construct a new building permitting winter use; to construct a concert hall with a pedagogical vocation and to elaborate a global planning scheme in order to maintain the unique atmosphere of the music centre. The project was also to apply principals of sustainable development that were both efficient and effective, as well as encourage complete integration within the surrounding environment. In conclusion, the centre hoped to attain an architectural project capable of transmitting the true spirit of the CAMMAC Centre, described as, "a non-profit association offering activities to amateur musicians of all ages and of all levels with the objective of developing their respective talent within a friendly, non-competitive framework."
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(Consult the competitors' projects for specific comments from the jury)
Jury president |
John Bird, Architecte
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Jury | John Bird, Architecte |
| Jean-Pierre Brunet, Musicien.ne professionnel.le |
| Isolde Lagacé, Directeur |
| Maryse Leduc-Cummings, Architecte |
| Elizabeth Little, Directeur artistique |
| Odile Lorrain |
| Jean-Marc Parent, Notaire |
| Daniel S Pearl, Architecte |
| Marc Rosen |
| Raymond Sealey, Directeur général |
| Jay Simons |
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Technical Commitee | David L. Boucher |
| Marie-Josée Casaubon |
| Claude Chrétien |
| Philippe Drolet |
| Rafik Matta |
| Julie Riverin |
| Monte Swartzman |
| François Tâché |
November 13, 2002: Publications call for applications
November 19, 2002: Rules and preliminary program available
December 13, 2002: End of question period
December 6, 2002: Answers to questions
December 12, 202: Submission of applications
December 17, 2002: Selection of finalists (4)
January 17, 2003: Final competition program and appendices
January 17, 2003: Site visit with finalists
January 17, 2002: Finalists begin work
February 11, 2003: End of question period
February 14, 2003: Answers to questions
February 20, 2003: Submission of entries
February 25, 26, 27, 2003: Technical commission
February 28, 2003: Presentation of finalists
February 28, 2003: Jury and selection of winner
Articles de presse :
La Presse 03-12-02
La Presse 24-12-02
Revues spécialisées :
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