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Raviver la flamme : Nouveau souffle pour les incinérateurs de Montréal / Rekindling the Flame: A New Life for Montreal's Incinerators

Stage 1

Philippe Tremblay + Maude Lefebvre (Winner)

Étienne Genest + Christopher Malouf (Second Prize)

Jérôme Bélanger + Eva McSweeney + Cédric Vézina (People's Choice Award)

Jeanne Pelletier + Mélanie Lembregts (Special Merit Award)

Xavier Saint-Jean + Joëlle Tétreault + Laurène Smith (Special Merit Award)

Vincent Boissonneault + Victor Gélinas + Victor Rifiorati

Chloé Dusablon + Justine Gauthier + Joël Potteck

Jules Rodschat + Ryan Agili

Glory Nasr + Laetitia Bazerji

Estelle Contant + Markhly Delva + Hadrien Simard

Alexandra Lanthier + Alexandre Duchemin

Gabrielle Lemieux + Félicie Giroux

Jimmy Ear

Alexander + Matthew Venditti

Marianne Roy + Emrick Tremblay + Hatim Assikar

Paul Kuchembuck-Dardel + Béatrice Poitras + Rémy Shepherd

Sarah Boisvert + Audrey Thomas Joyal

Roxane Kasprzyk + Garance Bergeron + Leila Gillespie-Cloutier

Isabel Cano + Steven Starkell + Anastasia Jaffray

Juliette Denis + Victor Demers + Charlotte Audifax-Gauthier

Louay Kaoun + Olivier Corriveau-Leblanc

Sophie Howard + Jean-Philippe Larche-Boudreau

Juan Fernando Barrionuevo + Alexandra Gagnon-Roy + Lisa Hadioui

Évan Comte

winner

Philippe Tremblay + Maude Lefebvre

GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE COMPETITION

Year	2024
Location	1300 Rue des Carrières Montréal, Quebec, Canada
Web Site	www.heritagemontreal.org
Stage	One stage
Competitors	24

Price by stage	1st Prize: $400 2nd Prize: $300 Audience Award: $200

Doc. level	75%

Description

Héritage Montréal's Next Generation Committee is launching its third ideation competition, inviting up-and-coming heritage professionals to propose redevelopment projects to exploit the conversion potential of an unusual industrial heritage site: the Carrières and Dickson incinerators. Projects must develop coherent, innovative architectural proposals that respect the character of the site while creating a dialogue between the two buildings. They may address, for example, waste management, energy transition, territorial metabolism and reindustrialization. They may also be inspired by social mobilizations against urban pollution, integrating themes of social and environmental justice, toxic colonialism, and the right to the city.

(From competition documentation)

Jury comments

(Consult the competitors' projects for specific comments from the jury)

List of Competitors

Competition staff and jury

Jury	Sophie Beaudoin, Architecte paysagiste
	Paloma Castonguay-Rufino, Étudiant.e au Doctorat
	Georges Drolet, Architecte
	Jeffrey Perron, Architecte

Calendar

- September 5th, 2024: Application deadline. Competition launch and site visit to the Des Carrières incinerator at 6 p.m.
- September 15th at 11:59pm: Deadline for submissions
- October 3th at 6pm: Awards ceremony

(From competition documentation)

Press Review

List of general documents

(not accessible)

Programme
Règlement
Rapport du jury (global)

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