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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.
Designed by Bourgeois / Lechasseur architects the Des Forges Residence project reflects a powerful creative vision that respects the cultural heritage of the Boulevard des Forges area. Inspired by a narrative that calls on nature and culture, in which tales and legends have been fed by the surrounding natural setting in Quebec
Designed by SHAPE Architecture, South Haven Centre for Remembrance creates a new non-denominational landmark destination for the City of Edmonton, Canada. The design features a symbolic thirteen-meter tower which emerges from the prairie landscape which makes reference to the existing grave sites
Designed by Lemay, the Urban Society for Aboriginal Youth Head Quarter, Canada, measures nearly 5,000 square feet, the structure provides for Calgary’s urban Indigenous youth through three primary spaces found across two floors
The Little Dipper was designed by GREAT LAKE STUDIO is a small rustic cabin on a rugged lakefront site in Muskoka, Canada. It has a single goal in mind: to transport visitors into an immersive wilderness experience
Designed by EVOQ + ARTCAD architects in joint venture, Rouyn-Noranda Airport Terminal, Quebec, Canada, is a single volume, two-storey building supported by a hybrid wood and steel structure. The public spaces are notable for their glue-laminated timber beams and cross-laminated timber slab
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Designed by Atelier BOOM-TOWN, the La Tierce House in Laurentides, Quebec, Canada, takes advantage of a site on the edge of a Laurentian lake, this residence is anchored and embedded on a sloping lot
Designed by Altius Group of Companies the Scarcliffe Cottage on the Muskoka Lakes, Ontario, was built on terraced foundations clad in granite that appear to grow out of the natural shoreline. Two types of siding were used, locally sourced Shou Sugi Ban burnt wood siding and a wine-red phenolic panel
Designed by AtelierCarle, the CAPO project, located near Baie Saint-Paul, in the Charlevoix region of Quebec, Canada, proposes an architectural approach that privileges the body’s movements in space
Designed by BLA Design Group, the Yeats House is a spacious modern barn house which takes advantage of an irregular lot and a large rear yard. The clients asked for a modern yet comfortable home for their growing family. The home needed to serve a young family well; providing a central gathering space that encourages time spent together
The Les Pointes residence, a new construction recently completed by Ghoche architecte, is located at the end of a peninsula on the shores of Lake Archambault, in Saint-Donat, Quebec, Canada
MU Architecture’s ambitious program, combined with a particularly narrow lot, required the construction of a new house in the place of an existing one. Built on the shore of Lake Revdor, in Quebec, Canada, The Break Residence reveals different faces, depending on whether it is discovered from the water or the ground
MXMA Architecture & Design completed the renovation of the Prince Philip house, a typical 1960s house that had already been enhanced by a contemporary addition. The main challenge of this project was to blend the architectural languages of two different eras in Quebec, Canada
