Image credit: KollectifPar ici pour larchi is an architectural initiative being presented as part of the 2025 edition of the Journes de la culture in Quebec, which is running this year from September 26 to 28, 2025.Organized by Kollectif in collaboration with Guillaume Fafard and Gil Hardy, the event invites the public to discover the world of architecture through open houses, guided tours, and creative workshops with a goal to make architecture more accessible by showcasing projects and sites to a wide audience.Now in its third edition, the initiative has expanded its reach by encouraging participation from all regions of Quebec. This year, Par ici pour larchi will bring together 42 architectural firms across the province.Highlights of this upcoming edition include an event in Vaudreuil-Dorion on September 27, where there will be a free architectural tour of the Ple municipal, a civic centre designed by Lapointe Magne et associs.Participants can also look forward to Porte ouverte et dcouverte dun ateliera public open house and studio tour by ABCP architecture, Rvler le potentiel durable et cologique de votre projet darchitecture by Boon Atelier darchitecture, Atelier de Croquis architectural de lHtel du Capitole de Qubeca sketching workshop by CCM2 architectes, Ce quon construit nous lie : mdiation interculturelle en architecturean exhibition and panel discussion by Lanterne architectes, and more.Through this initiative, the public will have an opportunity to meet professionals in the industry, explore different aspects of design and construction, and network with others about how architecture shapes everyday lives.The event is part of a broader effort to celebrate culture in all forms, and aligns with the mission of the Journes de la culture to promote accessibility and participation in the arts.For more information on the architectural programming, click here, and for more information on Journes de la culture, click here.The post Upcoming edition of Par ici pour larchi to feature 42 Participating Firms appeared first on Canadian Architect.