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Notre firme offre ses services et ses conseils spécialisés pour la préparation de plans et de devis pour n’importe quel type de construction résidentielle, commerciale, industrielle et institutionnelle, que ce soit une nouvelle construction ou un réaménagement existant.

 

Notre approche est simple : écouter les besoins de nos clients et mettre à contribution la participation du client à toutes les étapes de la réalisation du projet.

 

On favorise la bonne communication et la coordination des travaux entre l’équipe d’architectes, d’ingénieurs et de professionnels que le client a formée pour réaliser ses besoins uniques et personnalisés. On porte un grand souci envers notre travail. On sait bien que les directives du professionnel ont un grand impact sur le bon fonctionnement du chantier. Ainsi, on pense toujours efficacité tout en croyant qu’on est la liaison entre que son désir et de celui du client soient parfaitement satisfaits.

 

Why Choose 3D?

 

There are many cost benefits of using 3D solutions in your project. One powerful use of 3D is to simulate errors and identify design flaws that might occur during the design development and production process. For example, using 3D solutions for interior design allow you to better visualize finishes and how people interact with spaces, lighting and flow. Once models are created in 3D, there are limitless possibilities for walkthroughs and virtual tours which can add value to your marketing, advertising, and creative needs. Using 3D can be an incredible medium if you need to convince someone or persuade a committee. You can improve coordination among architects, engineers and contractors while minimizing on time and confusion by simulating your proposal within a virtual space. We design buildings for people not for buildings. 3D renderings present a visual representation of your project before it is completed. Using 3D solutions helps you visualize people actually using your spaces and provides a solid presentation platform that best represents your true-to-life design vision.

 

In the interests of both the permit holder and the general public, a liquor permit issued by the Régie des alcools, des courses et des jeux (the Régie) must stipulate the number of authorized occupants for a given space

. The purpose  - of this is to:

• ensure that activities run smoothly;

• ensure the publicʼs safety.

 

To  establish  the  number  of  occupants,  the  Régie  refers  to the requirements stipulated in the version of the Safety Code in force at the time of the application, which refers to the National Fire Code of Canada 2010 which provides additionnal modifications for Quebec. A detailed plan of the space, approved by an architect, an

engineer or the municipality in which the establishment is located, must be included with the permit application or the application to modify the capacity.

For the sake of efficiency and standardization, the Régie has made available to its clients a description of the method used to establish the capacity of a room or terrace. Here are the steps to follow:

Step 1: Identification of the type(s) of layout

1.1. Identify the type(s) of layout applicable to the entire space for which a liquor permit is required. The layouts are those that best correspond to the proposed uses.

(For a list of the different types of layouts, refer to the attached table).

1.2. If the space for which the liquor permit is being requested comprises several different  sections intended  for  different  types  of  occupancy  (e.g.  a  section with tables and chairs for alcohol consumption while seated, plus a standing bar section),

a specific occupancy will be allocated to each section.

1.3 If this space is used for other uses at certain times, the occupancy retained is the one for which the corresponding ratio (m2/person) is the least (i.e. that with the highest number of occupants). A detailed layout plan for each use must be submitted to the Régie at the same time as the liquor permit application or the

application to modify the capacity.

READ MORE: https://www.racj.gouv.qc.ca/en/formulaires-et-publications/forms/alcohol/liquor-permits.html

 

What Does Your Façade Sign Say About You?

 

A façade sign is like the picture on the cover of a book.

…and as you know, people often judge a book by its cover.

 

This is because we expect the imagery on the outside to give us a glimpse of what we will experience on the inside. The same is true of businesses. People judge what they might find inside by what they see on the exterior.

 

The Façade Sign: A Brand Expression

 

Business owners often come to Ideation thinking they need an exterior sign so people can find them. Of course, they do, that’s part of it, but it’s just a part.

 

The façade is more than a place to put the logo that’s on your business card. Done right, it’s a brand expression that’s comprised of building architecture, materials, landscaping, messaging, lighting, and, of course, signage. All these elements work together to deliver an intentional impression.

 

La Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ) a annoncé l’adoption du Règlement (Loi 122) visant à améliorer la sécurité dans le bâtiment. Les nouvelles dispositions réglementaires seront en vigueur dès le 18 mars 2013 et elles s’adressent aux propriétaires et aux exploitants des bâtiments, des installations et des équipements assujettis.

 

Cette nouvelle règlementation (Loi 122) oblige l’inspection des façades de bâtiments en hauteur (5 étages et plus) par un ingénieur ou un architecte et l’inspection des parcs de stationnement étagé (2 niveaux et plus) par un ingénieur.

 

Pour tout bâtiment d’une hauteur de 5 étages ou plus hors sol, le règlement publié exige qu’un rapport de vérification soit émis à tous les 5 ans par un professionnel en bâtiment confirmant que les façades du bâtiment ne présentent aucune condition dangereuse.

 

Pour les parcs de stationnement, le règlement requiert qu’une vérification annuelle et documentée soit effectuée par le propriétaire. Le règlement astreint également qu’un rapport de vérification approfondie soit émis par un ingénieur à tous les 5 ans confirmant que le parc de stationnement ne présente aucune condition dangereuse.