Chevalier Morales

Three Golds at the Grands Prix du Design

2025.09.29

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Fondaction Office redesign. Photography by Chevalier Morales

The redesign of Fondaction’s offices, the Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg offices, and the expansion of Agora des Arts in Rouyn-Noranda have each been awarded Gold certification at the Grands Prix du Design, presented by INT. Design media.

Beyond a simple renovation, Fondaction's Head Office redesign inspires a profound reflection on how to adapt professional life to the evolving dynamics of modern work. With sustainability at its core, the project aims for carbon neutrality through careful operational planning and long-term building maintenance.

Imagine 1501 is a project that showcases the transformative potential of a professional workspace dedicated to excellence. With a focus on quality and timeless design, Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg Law Firm has redefined its new Montreal offices. Rising several floors within 1501 McGill College - known as La Tour McGill - Davies enhances its connection to Montreal’s downtown core and solidifies its reputation across North America. The renovation touched every level, including the common areas, reinforcing Davies’ distinct character through elegant simplicity and refined design.

Nestled in the heart of Abitibi-Témiscamingue, the Agora des Arts in Rouyn-Noranda stands out as a specialized venue for theatrical production and acoustic music. This project is a thoughtful rehabilitation and redesign of the historic Notre-Dame-de-Protection church, recognized as a cultural heritage site in Quebec. Having served as a gathering place for nearly a century, the Agora des Arts continues this tradition of bringing people together to celebrate community connections.

All three projects are now in the running for the People’s Choice Award — you can show your support by casting your vote through the link below before October 1st.

Vote for the renovation of the Fondaction offices.

Vote for the renovation of the Davies Offices.

Vote for the renovation and expansion of l'Agora des Arts.

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