With its perforated envelope and impressive helicoidal ramps on the façade, the P4 Parking Facility at the Montréal-Trudeau International Airport offers a surprising and daring architectural experience.
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.
With maximum flexibility in mind, the building has been designed to accommodate other uses in the future, such as office space.
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