Groupe Montoni has relocated its headquarters to a mixed-use property in Laval, Que.

Montoni took up 42,000 square feet at Espace Morency, which the firm developed and co-owns with fellow Montreal organizations Fonds immobilier de solidarité FTQ and Montez Group. The space, known as Maison Montoni (Montoni House in English) was designed by Sid Lee Architecture, which is the entire development’s master designer.

“The Montoni head office was imagined as a home, inspired by the belief that a company’s workplace should reflect its values and culture,” said Montoni in a news release. “The goal is to promote collaboration and wellness at work by providing spaces to socialize, work, and unwind.

“This philosophy aligns with Montoni’s broader vision for post-pandemic workspace design.”

The premises contain spaces for socializing, collaborating, unwinding, learning and refuelling. Amenities include small areas for employee coffee breaks, meeting spaces, a training room, gym, multimedia room and conference rooms.

Espace Montmorency comprises four buildings, including 500,000 square feet of office and retail space and 1.3 million sf of rental-residential units.

Montoni said the office tower is targeting LEED Platinum core and shell, and WELL certifications after obtaining WiredScore Silver certification. WildsScore certifies building technology and sets the global connectivity standard.

Montoni owns, manages and develops real estate projects in Quebec and Ontario.