DOMORE
School Design
From first sketch to final install — training facilities built for how teachers actually teach and how students actually move.
Spaces that encourage daily movement — strengthening health, pride, and the student-athlete community.
Branding, layout, and equipment that give students and staff a shared identity they recognize the moment they walk in.
Movement-based zones, clear sightlines for supervision, and optional wall routines that support block teaching.
Portfolio
Conversions, modernizations, new construction, and fit-outs — five reference projects that set the standard for school training facilities.
Châteauguay, QC
Fit-out of the new training facility at Quebec's largest high school by floor area. The space is designed around safety, supervision, and teaching, with three specialized zones: strength and Olympic weightlifting, functional training on synthetic turf, and cardiovascular conditioning.
Quebec
A brand-new 2022 build where the training facility was planned from day one. Designed around the best international trends in school athletic performance spaces.
Quebec City, QC
Completed in 2018 with foundation funding. Full gym and branding modernization — synthetic turf surface with a clean, contemporary aesthetic.
Lachine, QC
Completed in 2015, this modernization created a strong sense of belonging through integrated branding on walls and equipment. The layout is optimized for teachers — block-based sessions and active supervision.
Lachine, QC
The Collège Saint-Anne gym in Lachine was formerly a library, transformed in 2012 into a benchmark for private colleges — avant-garde concept, large synthetic turf surface, and a shift away from conventional machines.
Châteauguay, QC
Laval, QC
David Lavoie
Founder & Head Strength Coach
David Lavoie leads every school project personally — 18 years turning libraries, aging gyms, and new builds into facilities Quebec institutions are proud to open.
Next step
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