Originally designed as the velodrome for the Montreal Olympic Games in 1976 by architect Roger Taillibert, the building metamorphosed for the first time in 1992 to accommodate the four natural ecosystems of the Biodome. Twenty years later, the Biodome became one of the most visited museums in the country. In 2014, the Biodome was the subject of an international architectural competition for its revitalization. The Migration 2.0 project offers visitors a renewed experience, offering them a multiplicity of paths highlighting a more intuitive discovery of the living collections and encouraging free wandering, as it could be done in a natural environment.

This project, winner of the international competition for the revitalization of the Biodome, proposes to rethink the relationship between humans and nature and to re-examine the educational and cultural potential of a public institution.