Made by Gather, a designer and manufacturer of small appliances based in Manhattan, recently centralized its Montreal operations in a new, larger, and more central space. The goal was to create a more functional and inspiring environment for work teams while meeting each group’s unique needs.
Les Pavillons du Lac is a lakeside residence that seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings. Positioned on the eastern shore of Lake Saint-Joseph, the estate consists of multiple pavilions carefully arranged on a sloping site. The architectural design maximizes lake views while maintaining a respectful connection with the landscape, creating a retreat that feels both elevated and grounded.
Peace Retreat House, designed by Quinzhee Architecture, is a rustic sanctuary near the summit of Le Maelström Mountain in Lac-Beauport. Surrounded by dense forests and sloping terrain, the retreat serves as both the starting and ending point for several hiking trails.
House 37 redefines urban living by seamlessly integrating nature, maximizing space, and inviting natural light through extensive glazing. Located in a dense city center, the home takes full advantage of its surroundings while maintaining a strong connection to the outdoors.
Nestled in Toronto’s prestigious Forest Hill neighborhood, Forest Hill House is a century-old home reborn as a beacon of sustainable, eco-conscious design. This inspiring project masterfully blends historical charm with West Coast aesthetics, creating a timeless residence that meets modern needs while preserving its rich heritage.
Nestled in the heart of the Sutton Mountains, The Ash Tree House stands as a testament to visionary design and thoughtful renovation. Spearheaded by La Nony FAMILI, this project transforms a neglected 1970s chalet into a modern, sustainable family home without erasing its rich past.
The Milford Off-Grid House by Solares Architecture embodies the perfect blend of eco-conscious design and rural charm. Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Prince Edward County, this home harmonizes with its natural surroundings, offering a serene escape for its Toronto-based owners.
Poised high above Lac Cupidon in Sainte-Anne-des-Lacs, Quebec, Between Lake and Forest by LOCUS architecture+design offers a serene sanctuary for its owners to escape their bustling city lives. This 3,600-square-foot home, located on a rugged four-acre property roughly 65 kilometers north of Montreal, embraces the beauty of the Laurentian region—famous for its pristine lakes, vivid fall foliage, and winter ski resorts.
