ANSE AU FOULON HARBOUR WALKWAY A BIG STEP TOWARD URBAN COEXISTENCE

ANSE AU FOULON AN INTEGRAL PART OF OUR HISTORY

Built in 1927

Wood transfer

Oil terminal

Passenger ferry terminal

Naval dockyards

ANSE AU FOULON A PORT SECTOR IN THE HEART OF THE CITY

Close to residential areas

• Cap Blanc neighbourhood

• Mérici sector

Prestigious point of entry into the city of Québec

• Promenade Samuel-De Champlain

• Redesigned Gilmour Hill

• Anse Brown basin

ANSE AU FOULON A CHANGING PORT SECTOR

End of oil activities

Development of Anse Brown

Deconstruction of the harbour station

Demolition of the original hangars

Construction of the wood pellet terminal

ANSE AU FOULON

New strategies

• Focus on breakbulk

• Emphasize covered handling

• Promote intermodality with a small carbon footprint

An excellent urban development project

A link between the city, the river and the port

Consistent with the federal legacy and the redesign of Gilmour Hill

ANSE AU FOULON HARBOUR WALKWAY A BIG STEP TOWARD URBAN COEXISTENCE

ANSE AU FOULON HARBOUR WALKWAY OBJECTIVES

Better integrate port activities into the urban fabric

Offer a green space between the port and the city

Highlight the port’s history and heritage

Extend the Promenade Samuel-De Champlain

ANSE AU FOULON HARBOUR WALKWAY CURRENT PORT ACTIVITIES

PROMENADE SAMUEL-DE CHAMPLAIN A NEW AND VALUED URBAN SPACE

PHASE 1

PHASE 3

PORT OF QUÉBEC

ANSE AU FOULON

HARBOUR WALKWAY

Port territory Walkway

PROMENADE SAMUEL-DE CHAMPLAIN

PRELIMINARY DESIGN

The sector today

Proposed design

PRELIMINARY DESIGN

Observation point Cycling path Pedestrian path Hybrid path

PRELIMINARY DESIGN GILMOUR HILL SECTOR

Observation walkway

PRELIMINARY DESIGN WOOD PELLET TERMINAL SECTOR

VIEW OF THE CENTRAL SECTOR – AFTER

PRELIMINARY DESIGN BASSIN BROWN SECTOR

OBSERVATION WALKWAY

ANSE BROWN

EMPRESS OF BRITAIN – ANSE AU FOULON, 1930 Port of Québec archives

HIGHLIGHTING THE PORT’S HERITAGE

QUEBEC STEVEDORING

QUEBEC STEVEDORING

OLD QUÉBEC

GILMOUR HILL

HANGAR 101

SILOS

Hangar 101 – Current state

Hangar 101 – Preliminary design

Promoting the port’s history

Light display

STREET FURNITURE

ROUEN , FRANCE

MISE EN LUMIÈRE

LIGHT DISPLAY

HIGHLIGHTING PORT INFRASTRUCTURE

HANGAR 101

ANSE AU FOULON HARBOUR WALKWAY DETAILS

Estimated cost: $12M

Schedule

• 2014: Preliminary design and web presentation

• 2015: Financing, plans and specifications

• 2016: Start of work

• 2017: Project completion

Total surface area: 95,000 m2

Port territory required: 21,950 m2