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The Pavillon de l’Arsenal, the Fondation Grantham pour l’art et l’environnement, and the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec are offering a cross-residency program between France and Quebec, inviting artists, architects, urbanists, and designers to submit proposals for research related to architectural, territorial, and environmental issues.
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Get matched →The Pavillon de l’Arsenal, in partnership with the Fondation Grantham pour l’art et l’environnement and the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ), offers a cross-residency program between France and Quebec. It is aimed at artists, architects, urbanists, and designers who are developing research related to architectural, territorial, and environmental issues. The selected person from France will undertake a two-month residency in Quebec from March 1 to April 30, 2027. The program promotes research, experimentation, and professional encounters.
Art and environment, architecture, territories, ecological transition, landscape, urbanism, habitability, materials and resources, common spaces, transformation of living environments. Environmental issues must occupy a significant place in the practice and research.
Open to professionals residing and working in France for several years. French nationality is not mandatory, but a good knowledge of the French cultural and professional context is required. Applicants must be artists, architects, urbanists, or designers developing a practice or research related to architectural, territorial, and environmental issues, with environmental concerns being central. Applicants must be available for a residency in Quebec from March 1 to April 30, 2027.
A global grant of 10,000 € is provided for the stay and the project. This includes 5,000 € allocated for international transport, insurance, subsistence, research, and experimentation, and up to 5,000 € for the production, prototyping, or presentation of the project. Other benefits include a residence provided in Quebec, coverage of housing costs, professional support from the Grantham Foundation, partnership with the Canadian Centre for Architecture, and networking opportunities with universities, architecture agencies, artists, researchers, and professionals. Meetings, visits, and professional exchanges will be organized according to the project. Research findings will be presented at the end of the program.
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The application is free of charge.