LINKS
· Association des petits lieux d’art et de spectacles (APLAS)· BonjourQuébec.com
· Culture Montréal
· La Vitrine, Montreal's Cultural Window
· Montreal Trend Chart (Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal)
· Site Culture de la Ville de Montréal
· Tourisme Montréal
· Urban Development Institute of Quebec

| OBJECTIVE With its concentration of cultural assets, the Quartier des spectacles is already a major cultural and tourist destination in Montreal. To further its local and international promotion, it must develop a strong visual identity while respecting its special qualities.
FIRST STEPS
CONCEPT The Quartier des spectacles is a destination that is rich in cultural assets, one that is perpetually shifting. It metamorphoses with the progression of the seasons and its events, both small and large. Its space constantly transforms itself, moving between night and day, calm and crowd, underground and outdoors. The five components of the visual identity are inspired by the very nature of the neighbourhood: area as a canvas, Sainte-Catherine Street as a foundation, performance spaces as signposts, north-south connections as extensions outward, and the rhythms of performances as impulsions of light. By using lighting to highlight nighttime performances, it is possible to modulate the hierarchy of public spaces. This permits the harmonious cohabitation of the business world, the life of the neighbourhood and cultural events. Such a strategy ensures a place for, and moments to express, each of the neighbourhood's functions.
DEPLOYMENT STRATEGY The lighting plan (pilot project underway)
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