Greystone: Tools for Understanding the City

Greystone Tools for Understanding the City Exhibition in Montreal

Until 4 March 2018, the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) presents Greystone: Tools for Understanding the City, an exhibition curated by Phyllis Lambert that reveals her deep attachment to Greystone buildings.

Complexe sportif de Saint-Laurent, Montréal

Complexe sportif de Saint-Laurent, Montréal

Complexe sportif de Saint-Laurent, Montréal: sculptural nature of the building creates a strong link, two angular objects — one prismatic, white and diaphanous, the other darker and stretched horizontally.

Rediscover Lemay: 60 years of visionary design

Montréal-Trudeau International Airport - Rediscover Lemay: 60 years of visionary design

As Lemay celebrates 60 years of groundbreaking design, a review of some its most defining projects. Montreal-based architecture, planning and design firm a success story: employs +400 people, has won hundreds of awards.

Saint-Laurent Apartment Montréal Mile End

Saint-Laurent Apartment Montréal Mile End

Atelier Barda designed both the apartment interior and furniture. The Saint-Laurent apartment is situated in Montreal’s Mile End district, the heart of the city’s vibrant arts scene.

Sologlobe Office in Montréal, Pointe-St-Charles

Sologlobe Office in Montréal, Pointe-St-Charles

Nomadic office trends inspired ISSADESIGN to create the Montreal main offices for Sologlobe. Various environments were created for employees to circulate and work freely according to their needs, divided on two levels.

VICE Head Office Montréal workplace

VICE Head Office Montréal interior, Griffintown building

Designed by Martha Franco Architecture & Design with Roker Construction this is the Quebec head office for a Montreal media outlet. Located in a former printing workshop in Griffintown, a former industrial neighbourhood, the interior uses exposed brickwork, conduit and solid timber beams.

Pachamama Restaurant Montréal, Québec

Pachamama Restaurant Montréal, Québec

Design: ISSADESIGN. By day, natural daylight floods the dining room, uniting hip professionals for a quick afternoon snack. As night falls, a Latin vibe with warm dim lighting invites locals for festive evenings.

IN 2 Residence in Montréal property, Quebec

IN 2 Residence in Montréal property, Quebec

Design: Jean Verville architecte. The architect, Jean Verville, infiltrates his installations with intriguing photographic proposals in which the presence of an allegorical figure proposes a new modality of appreciation for architecture.

IN 3 Residence in Montréal by Jean Verville

IN 3 Residence in Montréal by Jean Verville

Design: Jean Verville architecte. In 2017, the architect Jean Verville realized IN 1 2 and 3, three installations combining art, architecture and domesticity. These intimate portraits present universes transposing the personalities of their occupants, while illustrating their moving collaborations with the designer.

IN 1 Residence in Montréal, Quebec home

IN 1 Residence in Montréal, Quebec home

Design: Jean Verville architecte. The IN 1 project brings architect Jean Verville to confront his reflections on his own perception of spatiality with the production of a model on a human scale. Abstract dimensional form produces architecture free from function and materiality.

Laurent & Clark Montréal condos, Quebec

Laurent & Clark Montréal condos, Quebec

Design: Menkès Shooner Dagenais LeTourneux Architectes. Located in the Quartier des Spectacles, the first phase of this major real estate development, whose completion is planned for 2019, will house 159 condominiums distributed over 21 floors.

1st Avenue Residence Montréal, Quebec home

1st Avenue Residence Montréal, Quebec home

Design: Architecture Microclimat. The clients, a couple with two children, noticed this abandoned property on 1st Avenue. Facing a neighbourhood park in Rosemont, an area prized for its green spaces and tight-knit community, it was the perfect setting for a new build.

Campus MIL Viaduct in Montreal building

Campus MIL Viaduct in Montreal, Quebec

Architects: civiliti . The east guardrail is treated in a more static but no less dramatic way. At night, the upper structure appears to float above its sculptural base, every detail emphasized by lighting.