Daily tous les jours

- Interactive design
Daily tous les jours (Daily) is an art and design studio that uses technology and storytelling to explore collaboration, the future of cities, and the power of humans.
Daily is best known for its work in public spaces, where passing crowds are invited to play a critical role in the transformation of their environment and their relationships. Projects give way to a new breed of interactive urban experiences, like swings that make music akin to an orchestra, pavements that play shadow games, fields of microphones for impromptu giant sing alongs, and intelligent radio furniture that gives a voice to buildings and trees.
Daily’s work has won numerous international recognitions. The studio is also actively involved with design, digital art and urban development communities, including festivals such as SXSW, EYEO, INST-INT, New Cities Summit, TEDx and Ars Electronica.
Ville de Montréal Awards
- Temporary and Transitional Design for Public Spaces, 2021 Request for Qualification, Ville de Montréal’s Bureau du design, Qualified Team
- 2017 International Multidisciplinary Landscape Architecture Competition, Finalist - Place des Montréalaises - Montréal, Canada (in partnership with BC2 Groupe Conseil, joined in stage 2 by Lapointe Magne & Associés, CIMA+, and WORKac)
- 2016 Sainte-Cath Works Design Competition, Finalist – To minimize the impact of the public works on Sainte-Catherine Street West - Montréal, Canada
- 2013 Shenzhen Design Awards for Young Talents, Shenzen City (China), Grand Prize - 21 Balançoires - Montréal, Canada
- Mouna Andraos and Melissa Mongiat, the Laureates of the Design Montréal Phyllis-Lambert Grant 2010
Latest awards
2021
- Core77 International Design Awards, Core77, Honorable Mention, Interaction Award - Walk Walk Dance - Montréal, Canada
- Interaction Awards, Interaction Design Association, Winner, Best in Category Optimizing - The Pearl Divers - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
2020
- HUB Montréal Awards, HUB Montréal in collaboration with Fasken Martineau and Deloitte, Winner, Grand Prize for International Outreach - Walk Walk Dance - Montréal, Canada
2018
- Grands Prix du Design, PID Agency, Winner, Exhibition, Training and Recreation Category - Where Montréal Began - Montréal, Canada (in collaboration with architects Dan Hanganu and Michel Dallaire, as well as the archaeologists and entire Musée de Pointe-à-Callière team)
- Prix SMQ, Société des musées du Québec, Award of Excellence, Category 1 - Where Montréal Began, Pointe-à-Callière, Montréal Archaeology and History Complex - Canada
Enterprise data
Full-time employees:
22
Part-time employees:
3
Local business (Montréal, Québec, Canada):
35 %
Foreign business (international):
65 %
Location: Le Plateau-Mont-Royal