Laforest-Québec is a 13-storey mixed-use complex in Québec City featuring 358 residential units over ground-floor retail and public spaces. The project combines a forward-looking approach to environmental performance and innovation with a strong focus on community life and positive neighborhood impact.

Le 401 St-Paul in Old Québec, once home to the Hôtel Château Champlain and later to Lauberivière, is a major redevelopment project transforming the site in a mixed-use complex with 142 residential units, ground-floor commercial space, and underground parking.

To address the growing demand for quality multifamily housing in Chisasibi, the principal community of the Cree Nation of Eeyou Istchee, RÉGIS designed an 80- unit residential complex rooted in Cree tradition, environmental stewardship, and community life.

Hydro-Québec’s PUK2 project replaces the existing off-grid thermal power plant in the Northern Village of Puvirnituq with a new facility, scheduled to begin operation in 2026.

Located in Saint-Lucien, Québec, this new elementary school provides a modern and sustainable learning environment for 192students. Designed in line with Ministry of Education of Quebec guidelines, the project includes eight classrooms, shared learningspaces, and integrated outdoor areas.

École MacLean Memorial, originally built in 1956, serves students from pre-kindergarten through Secondary V in Chibougamauand the nearby Cree communities of Mistissini and Oujé-Bougoumou. A major four-year retrofit and expansion added sixnew classrooms and a gymnasium, while preserving the school’s forested setting and its role as a multicultural gathering place.

Located in the Saint-Émile neighborhood north of Québec City, Étoile du Nord is a two-story elementary school serving about320 students from preschool to 6th grade. Designed alongside the development of the surrounding neighborhood, the schoolincludes 16 classrooms, a gymnasium, and a school park integrated safely into its setting.

Commissioned by the City of Montréal, the Saint-Laurent Composting Plant processes up to 50,000 tons of organic waste each year. Serving the West Island and five boroughs, the facility converts food and yard waste into BNQ-certifi ed compost for local use.

The Montréal-Est Biomethanization Plant processes up to 60,000 tons of organic waste each year. The facility converts food and green waste into renewable natural gas supplied to the local grid, enough to power around 3,600 households.