Civil engineering
for the redevelopment of the Mont-Boullé Ecological Park

This project, carried out for the Société des parcs Jean-Drapeau with the landscape architecture firm ELBC, involved renaturalizing the Mont-Boullé area to create an ecological corridor in continuity with the Mont-Boullé ecosystem.

As part of this project, our civil engineering team designed three wooden footbridges to protect plants and encourage wildlife movement, as well as trail rehabilitation, including measures to prevent trampling of bordering areas, grading, drainage, bank reinforcement, and repair of damaged surfaces.

This project also included the design and installation of new markers, signage, and the integration of new street furniture.

Our electrical engineering team designed the exterior lighting to ensure visitor safety and environmental protection.

Finally, our team carried out the relocation of parking spaces for people with reduced mobility and the development of restoration strategies for the military cemetery.