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Jean-Louis Beaulieu
Sculptural grilles (1981)
Painted steel
Locations: stairwell and exterior of the station
The architect has embellished the station with two steel grilles, one green and the other red-brown. Their bars form sinuous shapes suggesting the branches of trees.
Did you know?
Jean-Louis Beaulieu won the Ordre des architectes du Québec’s first prize in 1979 for designing station Angrignon.
About the artist
Born in Saint-André-de-Kamouraska in 1943, architect Jean-Louis Beaulieu has never hesitated to create audacious, innovative designs. In addition to station Angrignon and station Snowdon, he also designed the métro’s major repairs workshop on boulevard Saint-Laurent.
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