SQDC Quartier des Spectacles by Artesa Architectes Concepteurs. Photo credit: Phil Bernard
Located in Montréal’s Quartier des Spectacles, the SQDC flagship store, designed by Artesa Architectes Concepteurs, aims to emphasize an approach to retail design centred on spatial planning, accessibility, and the customer experience.
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