Samuel-de-Champlain Promenade

Quebec, Canada

Landscape Architects: WAA

Any: 2008

Giving access to the riverfront was the main goal for the Samuel-de-Champlain Promenade. The first phase of the project was completed in time to celebrate the city’s 400th anniversary. It consisted of master planning, design development and working drawings for the landscape of a 14 kilometer boulevard along the banks of the St. Lawrence River. The project resulted in spectacular views, continuous access to the water, recreational and green spaces, urban marshes, sculpture gardens, pedestrian paths and boardwalks.

In collaboration with: Daoust-Lestage & Option Aménagement

Awards:

2009: Award of Excellence in the category of Urban Design from the Quebec Order of Architects

2009: Award of Excellence from the Quebec Order of Architects

2009: National Honour Award from the Canadian Society of Landscape Architecture (CSLA); 2009: Urban Design: Award of Excellence from Design Exchange Awards 2008 presented by Canadian Business

2009: Landscape Architecture: Best of Category Award from Design Exchange Awards 2008 presented by Canadian Business