Museum of Fine Arts, Montréal

The project

A new pavilion dedicated to art from Canada and Quebec has been added to the Art Museum of Montréal in 2011, resulting from the rehabilitation of the nearby Erskine church. Its surroundings have been equipped with Technilum light poles whose integrated technical grooves made it easier to set up diverse signage and way finding for a perfect mutualization and limitation of emergencies..

Montréal,
CanadaJuly 2011© Photo credit:
Technilum – AN

Contracting authority : Ville de MontréalLighting designer : Agence Eclairage Public (Gilles Arpin)Landscape architect : VLAN Paysages

Product(s) used

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Structure K is a range of poles exclusivelly designed to support any kind of light fixture or any accessories (signage, bins, camera…). The positionning of these elements can be adjusted precisely and easily in height thanks to the technical grooves integrated to the pole. Structure K poles are made of extruded aluminum (City Module Concept), entirely weld-free, combining aesthetics and resistance.Download data sheet

Structure K Dimensionnel et scénographique

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City Line is an aluminum light pole designed for roadway lighting. It can fit in any kind of urban environment as one can choose the pole profile, the number of arms, etc.Download data sheet

City Line Fonctionnel et routier

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Made of stainless steel forge, this multi-functional gibs allow to fix any kind of signage on Technilum masts equipped with technichal grooves: directions, tourism, advertising…

Signage gib