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Key recent properties include Dyptique, Stanstead, Québec, by Matière Première Architecture, and Columbia River Valley Lookout, Kootenay Mountain Range, British Columbia by Twobytwo Architecture Studio.
Also worth a visit are South Haven Centre for Remembrance, Edmonton, Alberta, Ronald McDonald House Atlantic, Halifax, Chibougamau-Chapais Airport, Chibougamau, Québec, and finally the Montreal Holocaust Museum New Downtown space.
E-architect feature a new youth centre for an indigenous-led, not-for-profit organization of the Urban Society for Aboriginal Youth in Calgary’s Forest Lawn neighbourhood.
Diamond Schmitt Architects has been selected to design a landmark multi-use building for a new urban precinct in the City of Vaughan. It will house offices and amenity space for the largest construction local union in North America.
The La Cornette House project, designed by YH2, is modelled on traditional Quebec houses of old that lodged large families and their relatives. This house for celebrations and holidays, designed for two families.
The La Luge project, designed by YH2, is made out of two embracing volumes set on different levels – one dark, one light, thus creating distinct spaces, freely merging one into the other.
The house, designed by YH2, stands on the site of an old family cottage, just steps away from the shores of Lac Plaisant in the Mauricie region. Thanks to its simplicity, restraint and refinement, the project embodies the architect’s attempt to capture the essence of cottage life.
This holiday house, designed by Julia Jamrozik and Coryn Kempster, consists of two volumes stacked on one another. The upper volume form both a bridge and a cantilever. This massing strategy allows for the charged relationship between the building and the ground.
YH2 architecture designed The Wooden Wing house perched on a sizeable outcrop of granite bedrock, giving it a commanding yet intimate view of the lake and Mont Tremblant, on the other side.
Studio North designed the Withrow Laneway House which offers an opportunity to save one of Calgary’s heritage houses and to build an affordable, compact living space in the inner city.
DIALOG’s design emphasizes the fact that it is first and foremost a practice facility for DJD’s professional dancers. Artistic Director Kimberly Cooper asked for an inspiring space to develop choreography and would be enjoyable to work in on a daily basis.
Designed by Stark Architecture Ltd Indigo Lane House sits on a crazy site! The site has incredible views South-West back towards Whistler and over the Rainbow development.
Designed by Studio North the Base Camp buildings are a re-interpretation of the traditional mountain dwelling. The building mass is broken down into simple.
The 100 Street Funicular in Edmonton by Dialog Design, $24m project has been publicly funded to improve access to Edmonton’s river valley – the city’s largest and publicly accessible green space.
Designed by MU Architecture the Slender House Residence is located near the US border in Quebec, the house unfolds in a long linear volume. Nestled on the steep shores of Lake Memphremagog it opens-up onto a peaceful secluded bay.
The new Centre de services Le Bonnallie building, designed by Anne Carrier architecture, is located in a forest. The first half of the building’s main volume gently follows the same contours from which the outdoor amphitheatre is carved.
Designed by Stark Architecture Ltd Drifter Way House’s new plans offers a three bedroom suite, a two bedroom standalone building and a three bedroom primary residence.
Perched above the bedrock at the shore of a remote Canadian lake, the cedar-clad Kiss House takes formal cues from driftwood. Lazor Office designed this beautiful three-bedroom house, dock house, garage, and walled vegetable garden.
Designed by Bourgeois / Lechasseur architects Villa Vingt is anchored on a sloping site next to the ski resort Le Relais. The upper ground offers a magnificent view of the Laurentian hills and Lac-Beauport’s residential area.
The next stage of renewal at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa will be unveiled on New Year’s Eve. The Kipnes Lantern is a three-storey, multi-sided signature element of the NAC’s architectural rejuvenation, a $225-million project by Diamond Schmitt Architects.