PRISME architecture

5005 Boul. Lapinière, Brossard, QC J4Z 0N5, Canada

https://www.prismearchitecture.com/

PRISME Architecture is a Canadian architecture firm founded in 1957 by Claude Leclerc and Georges E. Lemay, initially known as Lemay-Leclerc Architectes. Specializing in public institutional projects, the firm has significantly contributed to the urban landscape of Quebec, particularly in the education sector.

In 2018, Krystel Flamand joined the firm, bringing advanced skills in 3D design and expertise with Revit software. Her integration marked the beginning of a new era for the firm, culminating in 2021 with her appointment as the sole leading architect. That same year, the firm adopted the name PRISME Architecture, reflecting a more collective and inclusive vision.

PRISME Architecture offers a comprehensive range of services, including architecture, interior design, landscaping, and preliminary studies. With a team of over 54 professionals, the firm is renowned for its creativity, innovation, and human-centered approach to professional relationships.

Under the leadership of Krystel Flamand, PRISME Architecture continues to redefine institutional construction standards in Quebec, adopting a collaborative and sustainable approach that prioritizes user comfort and responsible development.

PROJECTS

Baie-de-Valois Nautical Centre: a poetic tribute to Montreal’s insularity

The parks on the island of Montreal have been exceptionally frequented over the past two years, prompting municipalities to address the growing demand from citizens to invest in these spaces. By returning the shores to the community through sustainable initiatives like the Baie-de-Valois Nautical Centre, the city highlights its commitment to environmental stewardship and public well-being.