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The Cathedral Gardens

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Concept oriented towards the combination of historic gardens (to reveal traces of the past), rest areas (gardens of discovery) and landscaped paths (walkways).

The Cathedral Gardens

Concept oriented towards the combination of historic gardens (to reveal traces of the past), rest areas (gardens of discovery) and landscaped paths (walkways).

On this site once stood a great elm tree. According to oral tradition, Samuel de Champlain used to meet with the Indigenous peoples under its branches and learn from them. We wish to create a place of health and peace, a meeting place where people of all origins and beliefs will be welcome for generations to come.

Gardens of Contemplation

On this site once stood a great elm tree. According to oral tradition, Samuel de Champlain used to meet with the Indigenous peoples under its branches and learn from them. We wish to create a place of health and peace, a meeting place where people of all origins and beliefs will be welcome for generations to come.

Low vegetation (hedge and trees) framing the forecourt and directing vehicles towards the parking lot. Unobstructed central aisle highlighting the cathedral and allowing car access.

Central Entrance

Low vegetation (hedge and trees) framing the forecourt and directing vehicles towards the parking lot. Unobstructed central aisle highlighting the cathedral and allowing car access.

Large raised wooden deck with movable chairs and tables. Painted steel and natural wood pavilion. The secondary structure allows plants (vines) to climb there throughout the summer, creating plays of light and shadow. The gable roof recalls the shape of old greenhouses in English gardens.

Large terrace

Large raised wooden deck with movable chairs and tables. Painted steel and natural wood pavilion. The secondary structure allows plants (vines) to climb there throughout the summer, creating plays of light and shadow. The gable roof recalls the shape of old greenhouses in English gardens.

Carter Hall access area. Circular urban furniture promoting meeting and discussion.

Meeting space

Carter Hall access area. Circular urban furniture promoting meeting and discussion.

Open area with urban furniture allowing the holding of various activities. Secondary path laid out in shrubs and bushes, along Rue Sainte-Anne.

Activity area

Open area with urban furniture allowing the holding of various activities. Secondary path laid out in shrubs and bushes, along Rue Sainte-Anne.

Presence maintained in winter thanks to evergreen vegetation. Space for a small mound of snow for children's games.

Large terrace (winter)

Presence maintained in winter thanks to evergreen vegetation. Space for a small mound of snow for children's games.

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