Vacation Feels on Ontario Street‍

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Thanks to the work of the SDC Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, the street is bustling all summer long. To support the cultural programming, stages are set up at key locations along the street and decorated to reflect the street's atmosphere. Their shapes, enhanced with small circular mirrors—a nod to stage lights and the festive atmosphere of outdoor performances— recall the oversized roadside signs of past road trips.

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Custom Furniture

New this year, PXP designed signature street furniture: a multifunctional, accessible table-bench with soft curves and the project’s signature color. Sets of tables and shade structures are spread along the street, complementing the commercial offering and encouraging conviviality.

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Playful Directional Signage

Combining function and aesthetics, the large-scale signage system orients visitors while enhancing the streetscape. Its colorful, retro-inspired design invites exploration of nearby destinations.

A Sustainable and Evolving Project

Year after year, installations are reused, adapted, and enhanced. This progressive approach ensures the project’s sustainability and helps make Ontario Street an inclusive, vibrant, and distinctly local public space.

_{Credits:
Project management: Marguerite Denommée
Art direction: Catherine Caballero
Industrial design: Margot Greenbaum & Andrea Limoges
Account direction: Vincent Clarizio
Photos: Raphaël Thibodeau}