P4 Parking Facility at the Montréal-Trudeau International Airport
This project began in 2018, in consortium with Lemay, and is part of a broader plan to redevelop the infrastructure on the city side of the airport. It will eventually add more than 2,800 parking spaces in the vicinity of the airport, to which it it is connected via a shuttle. Spread over four levels, the structure have a footprint of 28,545 m² and a total surface area of 111,484 m², which includes premises for car rental companies, waiting and assistance areas for users, and charging stations. We are working to secure Envision Silver certification for the project.
Location
Partners
Lemay
Scale
111,484 m²
Timeline
2018 — 2024
The project stands out for the high architectural quality of its perforated envelope, which allows for natural ventilation while protecting from the elements. Extensive research was carried out for this pilot project, resulting in innovative solutions that could be incorporated into future installations. These include several features of sustainable design, such as a green roof, “maintenance-free” landscaping, photovoltaic panels, and an automated management system to direct motorists. It is interesting to note that the structure has been designed to be modifiable for other purposes—such as office space—after its use as a parking lot.
Client : Aéroports de Montréal
Civil engineers: EXP
Structural engineers: AtkinsRéalis
Electromechanical engineers: CIMA+
Contractor: EBC
Landscape: Lemay
Traffic and vehicle signage: CIMA+
Pedestrian signage: Arium Design
Publidiffusion: Acoustec
Solar panels: Rematek Énergie
