District 55 Trois-Rivières

  • Urban Planning
  • Urban Design
  • Public Participation

Multidisciplinary support to reinforce District 55’s identity and make it a dynamic living environment integrated into its natural surroundings.

Sustainable actions

Health and well-being

Health and well-being

Combating food deserts

Access to nature

Socialization spaces

Promoting an active lifestyle

Active commuting

Sports fields/play areas/training areas

Soil decontamination

High-quality living environments

Human-scale neighbourhoods

Enhancement of natural environments

Justice, equity, diversity and inclusiveness

Justice, equity, diversity and inclusiveness

Access to art

Reduced environmental footprint

Reduced environmental footprint

Saving energy

Energy loops

Pooling (parking or other means)

Resilience and adaptation to climate change

Resilience and adaptation to climate change

Densification and mixed use

Economic vitality

Economic vitality

Job creation/perpetuation

Projects with long-term economic viability

 

Located in Trois-Rivières, on a site strategically situated at the intersection of Highways 40 and 55 and the Laviolette Bridge, District 55 offers a new and attractive living environment to the population of Trois-Rivières.

Groupe Robin mandated BC2 to provide it with multidisciplinary support throughout the project’s execution. BC2 was present during the various stages of execution of this large-scale project that has helped Trois-Rivières extend its reputation beyond its borders.

BC2 guided the update of the overall development plan and the steps to ensure the project’s compliance. Stakeholder consultation workshops were conducted to establish the positioning of the development in the region and its purpose. This process ensured that this new environment would contribute to improving the supply of housing and commercial services while taking into account the outlined needs.

The final concept calls for the integration of a variety of residential and commercial typologies, a network of active links and a core of green spaces. The green spaces will include areas dedicated to sports activities, urban agriculture, and play and relaxation areas. Altogether, these attributes will contribute to a lively neighbourhood that combines the tranquility of the suburbs with the dynamism of the city and meets to the needs of a growing community.

Data sheet

Client
Groupe Robin
Location
Trois-Rivières
Year of execution
2016-2022

Expertise

  • Urban Planning
  • Urban Design
  • Public Participation

Services provided

  • Sustainable Development
  • Real Estate Development
  • Planning
  • Acceptance and public consultation