At Philips we talk a lot about Liveable Cities and for a city to be liveable it has to be lovable too. What I love about Montreal is how alive, vibrant and culturally inspiring it is.
Montreal loves life. Montreal love light.There is always something fun and creative going on in Montreal’s Entertainment District. All year long, light installations and light projections in the Luminous Pathway are delighting the public. And the best news is that these imaginative outdoor endeavours are free of charge for the spectators.[...]

In the northern climate I live in, the winter season can be a long and very cold period especially if you don’t enjoy outdoor sports such as skating or skiing.
However, there is one thing that does happen during the winter that is unique in its kind, even if you are not a fan of winter. It’s the beauty of the light reflection outside which is greatly emphasized by the presence of the white snow.[...]

Montreal, with its ‘‘Quartier des spectacles’’, (entertainment district) offers a variety of light installations which are sometimes interactive with the public and sometimes with the environment. Since December 15th and until February 2nd, Montrealers can go and visit an installation called The Ice Cloud created by Jean Beaudoin and Erick Villeneuve. A few words about the creators before we go any further: Jean Beaudoin is the founder of Integral Jean Beaudoin. [...]