Pétrie Raymond.

Petrie Raymond offers its clients a wide range of fully-integrated services in certification, accounting and outsourcing, taxation and consulting. Their clients include public and private companies, non-profit organizations (NPOs) and individuals in a wide variety of business sectors. Over the years, the firm has acquired expertise in the arts.
 
Petrie Raymond’s lease was coming to an end, and like many companies in the wake of the pandemic, telecommuting and shared workstations meant they wanted to reduce their rental square footage. In collaboration with their broker, we assisted Petrie Raymond in their search for new space by drawing up pre-leasing plans. Three scenarios were considered, and in the end they chose 400 avenue Sainte-Croix. This former Provigo head office boasts two majestic glass roofs and is located at the intersection of two of Montreal’s major arteries, autoroutes 40 and 15.
 
Conceptum took charge of many aspects of this project. Concept, technical drawings, furniture selection, tendering with general contractors and site supervision. It was a very tight schedule, but we got it done! Since the layout of the building means that the reception area doesn’t face the main entrance, we had to find a way of attracting the eye and guiding visitors in a natural way. This is the role of the linear ceiling lights, installed in a staggered pattern, which create a sense of direction. For the concept, we drew direct inspiration from the accounting firm’s logo and field of expertise, with the guiding principle of finance and all that goes with it.
 

Whole or intersecting circles, solid or only fine lines, are reminiscent of coins. They are present in vinyl appliqués, felt and lighting fixtures. More abstractly, the tone-on-tone blue slat walls in conference rooms could be reminiscent of a stack of coins. Did you notice the trompe-l’œil effect in the corridor? It’s a very abstract representation of a coin slipping into a wallet!
The client didn’t want any carpets in these spaces. A variety of vinyl coverings were used, and cut-outs in the open areas evoke statistical graphs. The inspiration of the graphs was also taken up in a different, playful way in the multipurpose room. A removable partition allows the cafeteria area to open onto this room, enabling both spaces to be used by a larger number of people. The result is vibrant, bright and warm, thanks to the use of light wood and a variety of textures and patterns.

Location 400 Av. Sainte-Croix Suite 2240, Montréal
Sector Certified Accountant
Usable floor area 9 530 square feet

SPIHQ

Le Syndicat professionnel des ingénieurs d’Hydro-Québec arrivant à la fin de son bail a décidé de faire l’acquisition de ses propres espaces en achetant des unités de condo commercial. Le désir était d’avoir des bureaux neufs, au goût du jour, sobres et dépersonnalisés tout en ayant une petite touche résidentielle.
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Carbonleo

Conceptum a eu le plaisir de s’inspirer de projets iconiques, autant conceptuellement que dans l’aménagement architectural de ce projet. Nous avons pu créer un projet à l’image novatrice de Carbonleo.
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Le musée

Amateur d’art et grand collectionneur, le propriétaire de cet espace de 10 000 pi.ca souhaitait faire de ses nouveaux bureaux une galerie d’art lui permettant d’accueillir sa collection privée.
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Dilitrust

Conceptum a été impliqué dès le début de leur projet, en passant de l’analyse de leurs besoins à la construction du produit final.
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Contact

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995, rue St-Jacques
Montréal (QC) H3C 1G6

(514) 861-0609

info@conceptuminternational.com