The winners of the CCA?s 2021 Charrette on architecture, urbanism, design, and landscape architecture were announced during a virtual ceremony.
This year?s edition of the CCA Charrette, titled After MacDonald, organized in collaboration with the interuniversity research group After Macdonald, invited proposals for temporary interventions to address the emptied plinth of the Macdonald monument and/or the site around it.

The competition additionally called for submissions to challenge the idea of permanence and public memory: Interventions that can speak to Macdonald?s legacy in particular or to issues around racial justice more broadly, and can employ architectural approaches including time-based and performance media. Proposals had to consider the positionality of the team: how do you justify your intervention" For whom do you claim to speak" Students enrolled in any university around the world, and in any discipline, as well as recent graduates had the opportunity to participate in the competition. The winners include:
First place
Balançoire/Swing

Lisa Hadioui, Université de Montréal ? Architecture
Juan Fernando Barrionuevo, Université de Montréal ? Architecture
Kamelia Djennane, Université de Montréal ? Architecture

Second place
Voix

Salma Alaoui, Université de Montréal ? Architecture
Jamila Baldé, Université de Montréal ? Architecture
Jean-Michaël Simard, Université de Montréal ? Architecture

Third place
La Dimension Cachée 

Charlotte ...