Chevalier Morales architectes
- Architecture
In spring 2005, Stephan Chevalier and Sergio Morales joined their strength to create the Chevalier Morales architectes firm. Very quickly, they directed their practice towards bold residential projects, an exploration territory for their context dialogue principles and for the sensitive application of sustainable construction as well as visionary proposals for architectural competitions. The latter would turn out to be fruitful by allowing the firm to distinguish itself quickly with a formal research and a tectonic approach based on specific objectives.
Ville de Montréal Awards
- 2020 Multidisciplinary Architecture Competition, Finalist - Development of the Sanaaq Centre (formerly Peter-McGill Centre) - Montréal, Canada
- 2017 Multidisciplinary Architecture Competition, Finalist - Maisonneuve Library - Montréal, Canada
- 2013 Architecture Competition, Winner - Pierrefonds Public Library - Montréal, Canada (in collaboration with DMA architectes)
- 2011 Architecture Competition for the Lachine Saul-Bellow Library, Winner, Montréal, Canada
- 2010 Architecture Competition for the new Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Cultural Centre, Finalist, Montréal, Canada
Latest awards
2020
- Governor General's Medals in Architecture, Royal Architectural Institute of Canada and Canada Council for the Arts, Winner - Drummondville Public Library - Canada
2019
- Awards of Excellence, Ordre des Architectes du Québec, Winner, Grand Prize of Excellence - Drummondville Public Library - Canada (in consortium with DMA architectes)
- Prix Architecture des bibliothèques et des centres d’archives au Québec, Congrès des professionnels et professionnelles de l'information, Winner - Pierrefonds Public Library - Montréal, Canada
Enterprise data
Full-time employees:
35
Local business (Montréal, Québec, Canada):
100 %
In business since:
2005
Location: Le Plateau-Mont-Royal