00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:30Back in the 1930s, a place was meant to host 6,000 people during soirees and parties, and instead, nothing.
00:39Just concrete, noise and a lot of regrets.
00:43But I see it differently.
00:45This space was forgotten, neglected, mistreated, like so many other public spaces.
00:51But in such a context, architecture becomes magical.
00:57Reimagine. Reconnect. Repair.
01:02Now, picture this. Immersive events. Weddings. Openings.
01:07The raw concrete and steel contrasted with the soft glow of modern chandeliers.
01:12Not the cheesy stuff. Think Berlin here. Think Berghain.
01:19Because architecture, my loves, is exactly that.
01:23We're writing history, but better.
01:26All right. Bring me the plans. We've got a ballroom to bring back the life.
01:31of the canvas.
01:36Do you have any capabilities to do that?
01:39I can't. I'm ready to go.
