Last night in Montréal, our team attended the gala for the 19th edition of the Grands Prix du Design, an event that celebrates the work and creativity of professionals in design and architecture.
It was a particularly memorable edition for LemayMichaud, with two of our projects receiving a Grand Winner distinction: the Clinique dentaire Geneviève Lafrance for interior design in the Clinic & Professional Office category, and 700 René-Lévesque O. for its signage and brand identity.
Clinique dentaire Geneviève Lafrance
Located in Rivière-du-Loup, the Clinique dentaire Geneviève Lafrance features natural materials, abundant natural light and soft lines. Inspired by the spa experience, the design aims to make dental visits feel more reassuring, with patient comfort at the heart of the space.
This recognition highlights our team’s expertise and the care taken to create an environment tailored to the patient experience.
700 René-Lévesque O.
At 700 René-Lévesque O., signage and brand identity were designed to work hand in hand, making wayfinding easier while enhancing the user experience. The system integrates seamlessly with the interior architecture, drawing on the logo’s distinctive shapes in everything from signage to pictograms.
Accessibility was also a key consideration, with clear visual cues, bilingual communication, and information provided in Braille and raised lettering.
This recognition celebrates our graphic design team’s expertise and its work in creating signage that is distinctive, intuitive, and accessible.
We would like to express our sincere appreciation to our clients for their trust, to our partners for their valuable contributions, and to our teams for their talent and dedication throughout these projects. We are proud to celebrate these distinctions together.
Congratulations to all the award recipients of this 19th edition!
Discover the award-winning projects from the October 8 gala in INTÉRIEURS magazine.
Since its inaugural edition, the Grands Prix du Design have become a benchmark in Québec’s design industry, celebrating the outstanding work of designers and architects across the province. Open to international submissions for the past six years, the competition has received entries from more than 35 countries to date.
