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L’Édifice Wilder is a significant project, designed by Ædifica, for the Quebec dance community, this building demonstrates that it is possible to create large-scale living environments that combine a distinct architectural signature with best practices in sustainable design.
Redefining the veterinary experience, the dilapidated storefront space and dark basement are brought to life by Thomas Balaban Architecte with a calming minimal palette juxtaposed against existing raw surfaces and generous glazed partitions.
ACDF Architecture unveil distinct sophistication of Hôtel Monville, the first in a collection of future properties envisioned by the owners of Old Montreal’s Hotel Gault, with a three-storey curtain wall and patterned external façade.
Located in the heart of the Plateau Mont-Royal district in Montreal, the Monument project, by Blouin Tardif Architectes, explores an architectural orientation that allows the design of bright and open residential spaces.
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Architecture49 unveil its latest project, the clubhouse for Golf Exécutif Montréal, located on Nuns’ Island, a green oasis in the St. Lawrence River facing downtown Montreal.
MRDK used a contemporary design approach with a Japanese sensibility prioritizing hand-worked natural materials that would patina with age and who’s beauty would be enhanced with their imperfections.
Miss Wong Chinese Restaurant, Laval, Quebec, design by architects Guillaume Ménard and David Dworkind (MRDK) – inspired by the vibrant neon signage, the classic folding scissor gates, and the hanging lanterns, all of which created a bright and exciting atmosphere.
The discovery center has, among other awards, been recognized by the Canadian Green Building Awards 2018, the Canadian Wood Council’s Wood Design&Building Award 2018.
Following the success of their first stationary boutique, the Baltic Club owners opened a second location in Montreal, this time on Mount-Royal Avenue in the Plateau borough.
Héloise Thibodeau, Architecte Inc. designed new facilities for Cégep Marie-Victorin, a public college in north-east Montreal. College MV offers a wide range of diverse programs, some of which are artistic in nature.
Falafel Yoni is nestled in the heart of Montreal’s trendy Mile-End neighbourhood. The city’s zoning regulated that the restaurant’s capacity be limited to 12 seats, which led to the design of a generous curved bar with a diner feel.
This new residential project by architects naturehumaine is in a 1980s downtown tower. The interior renovation project aims to completely open a space originally partitioned and to compensate for the lack of light at the heart of the apartment.
Provencher_Roy is responsible for the architectural work on the Montréal Tower and the interior design of the new Desjardins spaces. The premises, vacant since 1987, are currently being transformed into office space.
CRISP was born from the owner’s strong will to open a barbershop unlike all others. It was IVYSTUDIO’s job to create a unique experience in a minimalistic environment that put the spotlight on the barbers, without compromising on the spaces functionality.
Award-winning firms Lemay, Perkins+Will and Bisson Fortin will design an integrated, sustainable system of light-rail train stations, woven into urban, industrial and natural landscapes, as part of NouvLR General Partnership’s recently won contract for the 67-kilometre network.
naturehumaine’s transformation of this house opens it up, revitalizes the relationship between the spaces and creates a visual link between each one.