RBD Avocats
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Architecture, Renovation, Fit-Up
Cohlmeyer Architecture
A law office design concept is distinguished by the innovative use of curved, sculpted concrete hemp walls.
Central to this 8,800-square-foot office build, is a curved structure that houses the firm’s meeting rooms. Constructed of hemp concrete, a natural building material that is textured and inviting, the walls curve to soften the space and guide circulation to the offices, workstations and amenity areas along its periphery.
Walnut finishes and furniture contrast with concrete floors, glass and unfinished ceilings lending warmth to a modern aesthetic. Offices and staff amenity areas are positioned to capture views of Rosemount and the Jacques-Cartier Bridge.
The result is a balanced blend of texture and color, delivering a distinctive and memorable client experience.
The curving concrete structure guides circulation to work areas and amenities.
The reception area showcases a sleek walnut desk and highlights the striking concrete hemp wall.
Concrete floors and unfinished ceilings are defining features.
Glass walls provide views to the outside through individual offices, brightening the passageway.
The shape and texture of the hemp wall contrasts with other interior features.
The dining area is spacious and simple with views of the city.
The warm tones and luxurious feel of walnut, chosen for built-in cabinets and shelving, contrast with and complement the interior’s minimalism.
The dining area is centrally located within the office, offering stunning views of the Jacques-Cartier Bridge through expansive windows.
Beautifully Crafted
