Passerelle Royalmount

Just over 200 meters long, this footbridge is spectacular, especially as its open design will provide lots of outdoor light. The promoter Carbonleo wanted this pedestrian crossing, adapted for people with reduced mobility, to provide public transportation users with a pleasant and safe experience. It makes it easier for them to access the Royalmount complex, located at the corner of highways 15 and 40.

“Being awarded this contract confirms the solid expertise of our team in the various phases of a project. This time, our team of 3D designers was mainly involved. The team was also help plan the work of the two pipefitters we had assigned to this project,” said Jean Turgeon, founder, and president of Jenaco.

The entire project cost $25 million. It was completed in March 2024. The promoter retained the professional services of renowned firms. The role of general contractor was entrusted to the consortium Magil and Tisseur, the first is recognized as a specialist in the construction of buildings, while the second, is a master of the construction of infrastructures and works of art.

The firms Bouthillette Parizeau (structural engineer), GBI (civil engineering + mechanics, electricity, and plumbing), Sid Lee Architecture (architecture), and Version Paysage (landscape architecture) had completed the team of professionals involved in this project.

The human resources of the building mechanics firm, specializing in piping, recently completed the project.