At a Glance
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1.5M
Passengers/Year
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800
Square Meters
- Location
- L¨¦vis, Quebec
- Offices
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Architect
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GLCRM Architectes
- Location
- L¨¦vis, Quebec
- Offices
- Architect
- GLCRM Architectes
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L¨¦vis Marine Terminal
As a major access point for Quebec¡¯s capital city region, the Quebec City?L¨¦vis crossing sees more than 25,000 passages annually, transporting nearly 350,000 vehicles and over 1.5 million passengers. Quebec's Public Infrastructure Project Management Department (SQI) wanted to build a new marine terminal at L¨¦vis, in order to properly accommodate the growing number of passengers using this crossing.
In addition to designing a complete redevelopment plan for the site, which includes a 150 spot park-and-ride facility, new access to ferries, and bus terminal with five loading docks, Â鶹´«Ã½¡¯s engineering team drafted the plans and specifications for L¨¦vis¡¯s new marine terminal.
The imposing steel and timber LEED-certified building evokes the rich naval and industrial past of this site. Offering an exceptional panoramic view of the St. Lawrence River and Quebec City, the terminal will now be able to welcome 450 passengers in its 800 square meter interior.
Construction of the new terminal¡ªalong with improvements made to the Quebec-L¨¦vis crossing site¡ªare part of a large-scale project to revitalize the area.?
At a Glance
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1.5M
Passengers/Year
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800
Square Meters
- Location
- L¨¦vis, Quebec
- Offices
-
-
Architect
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GLCRM Architectes
- Location
- L¨¦vis, Quebec
- Offices
- Architect
- GLCRM Architectes
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Andr¨¦ Arata, Principal
The essence of my work is to motivate the troops, listen to the needs of my clients, develop functional¡ªyet also imaginative¡ªpractical designs, and, finally, communicate them.
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