A Design That Lasts<\/p>\n
The Nylon4 Chair, far from being ephemeral, is now part of the permanent collection of the Montr\u00e9al Museum of Fine Arts.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s still selling\u2026<\/p>\n
This durability will also apply to the design and signage of the Montr\u00e9al metro. Designed by Jacques S.Guillon & Associates, the design of the cars has not aged at all. As for the logo of the metro \u2026 it is always so dashing. This quality has become his label; we recognize that his products do not date.<\/p>\n
His credo: a beautiful design must be able to be sold; it must be adapted to the needs of the customer. We must not work for glory.<\/p>\n
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Dear to His Heart, Expo\u00a067<\/p>\n
He is proud to point out that he was instrumental in having 8 Canadian design firms create 8 pavilions for Expo\u00a067, a \u201ctrue design laboratory\u201d. As for Guillon\u2019s team, they built the Pavilion of Man and Life, the Belgian pavilion, as well as the layout and interior design of some Habitat\u00a067 cubes which were widely visited during Expo\u00a067 as examples of Canadian design.<\/p>\n
De facto, he became the catalyst of an international expertise.<\/p>\n
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And Recognized<\/p>\n
He is also the recipient of the Sam-Lapointe Award and is a member of the Design Canada Circle of Honor. His company went through many changes, names, locations and today, he is the proud spiritual father of its latest reincarnation, GSM project, a very healthy company that has currently 1,000 projects in the world, including North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia, arising from their three offices in Montr\u00e9al, Dubai and Singapore.<\/p>\n
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