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Designed by Maurice Martel architecte, Pavilion A in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, Quebec was inspired by Philip Johnson’s Glass House and the Ben Rose House from the movie Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, it is a tribute to modern architecture.
Looking out on La Fontaine Park in Montréal, designed by la SHED architecture, Maison du Parc, with its high level of contrast and impressive scenery, is inspired by the architecture of early-century mansions.
For the new Isakaya Kinoya, Montréal, the JEAN DE LESSARD – DESIGNERS CRÉATIFS design firm chose to explore the orthogonality and the verticality of space.
Designed by ACDF Architecture, a firm renowned for its use of anamorphic patterns and unusual juxtapositions of materials, is proud to unveil the new offices of Autodesk in Griffintown near Montréal.
The concept imagined by APPAREIL Architecture developed around the theme of duality, recreating the existing volume through a “sister house”, or Maison Soeur, that stands out through its clean signature.
Designed by Humaniti Montrealhe, the First Rental Condos in Quebec offers 314 rental. The complex should be be ready for occupancy in July 2020.
Newly renovated, the Brick House is located on de Gaspé Street, near Jean-Talon Market. The in-depth transformation bears the signature of Natalie Dionne Architecture.
As part of Ivanhoé Cambridge’s Projet Nouveau Centre, Sid Lee Architecture and Menkès Shooner Dagenais LeTourneux Architectes designed Le Cathcart Restaurants and Biergarten at Place Ville Marie.
Named La Duette in reference to the duet, intended for two performers, this new house was designed by Natalie Dionne Architecture, for a brother and a sister wanting to live under the same roof with their respective families.
During the summer of 2019, a major renovation and design project was carried out in Cégep Marie-Victorin’s cafeteria. The café and service area fuse a singular shape.
During the summer of 2018, Provencher_Roy made it possible for Desjardins Movement’s online services’ to make the Montréal Tower their new and permanent home. The Montréal Tower was once know as the Olympic Tower of Montreal.
Atelier Zébulon Perron reaches into the past with their contemporary interpretation of a bygone era’s interior design for Le Boulevardier Restaurant & Fâneur Bar Lounge.
Designed by Chevalier Morales the Drummondville Library project interchanges the historical, cultural and poetic essence of the region into a considered urban and architectural complex.
Designed by Les Architectes Labonté Marcilhe, this Québec pavilion building is located in a park of the Rivière-des-Prairies/Pointe-aux-Trembles’s district.
RobitailleCurtis’s design highlights the dramatic vertical and horizontal axis of the Atrium Townhome. The vertical axis is highlighted by the two-story book-case and vertical grain Douglas Fir slats.
Designed by Lemay and Sid Lee Architecture, the Four Seasons Hotel Montreal building is a 18-storey multifunctional building and includes 169-room hotel, 18 private residences and 3,250 sqm of commercial spaces.
Redesigned by Fugere Architecture the Shoebox house started out as a small one-storey house, built in the 1920s. The main challenge of the project was to work out how to preserve the main façade and develop the single-family house project around it.