The Advanced Urban Laboratory (AUL) is a one-year studio in urban planning and design. The AUL is a required course for the students enrolled in the B.A specialization in urban planning. Here is a sample of their work over the past five years.
Enjoy,
-Pierre Gauthier Ph.D.
-Assistant Professor and Instructor of the AUL
Redevelopment projects in Pointe-Saint-Charles (2004-2005)
Imagine that a tramway line replaces the CN railroad in Pointe-Saint-Charles.
Imagine the Alstom site transformed into an ecological industrial park surrounded
by hundreds of new dwellings, a local commercial street and a food market.
Imagine a permanent Crafts Market alongside the Lachine Canal…
To learn more about these student proposals:
Watch a presentation on the redevelopment of the Canal area
(Sara Lopez with Nechia Brazeau, Xiao Dan Zhang and Chan Siu Hong)
Redevelopment projects in Griffintown (2003-2004)
Imagine a “Cité du cinema et de la television” at the foot
of the Bonaventure Highway in Griffintown. Imagine yourself living along water
basins in the “Canada Post” site…
Watch a presentation on the redevelopment of the Canada Post Site
(Linda Babins, Desmond Bliek, Catherine Brunet, Emily Caldwell, David Lewis)
Redevelopment of Décarie highway (2001-2002)
Imagine some portions of the Décarie highway covered to make room for
an urban park…