Havre Montcalm stands as a contemporary sanctuary nestled within 184 acres of pristine nature in the Laurentian Mountains. Designed by MU Architecture in close collaboration with Projet Paysage, this exceptional collection of residences redefines modern living by seamlessly integrating with the rugged topography and lush forest surroundings.
Owl’s Shield House by Atelier Schwimmer offers a serene escape atop a rugged peak on a 500-meter hill. Perched in the midst of a pine forest and a rocky landscape, the modern cabin provides a breathtaking panoramic view of the Laurentian valley. Commissioned by Mr. Blouin and Mrs. Comtois, this retreat focuses on tranquility, durability, and ease of maintenance.
Before architect James K.M. Cheng reshaped the Vancouver skyline with crystalline towers like the Shangri-La and Fairmont Pacific Rim, he crafted a modernist retreat that embraced raw nature, light, and simple forms.
This two-story suite in a historic Old Port building has been reimagined to seamlessly blend heritage with modern design. The renovation highlights original structural elements while integrating contemporary materials, creating a sophisticated yet inviting space.
Designed as a natural extension of the Campbell Valley Residence, the Campbell Valley Cabana elevates outdoor living by offering a serene, contemporary retreat. With clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic, this cabana strikes the perfect balance between comfort and style.
The Clark Duplex is designed as a living gallery that adapts to a variety of daily needs. It creates a peaceful environment where every room offers a fresh perspective on the surrounding urban context. Throughout the home, the architects carefully frame views both inward and outward, inviting residents to interact with each element in a unique and intimate way.
North York Ravine House by Denegri Bessai Studio transforms a mid-century modern bungalow into a bright, functional haven for a young family of five. When the family moved into the house on the edge of a North York ravine, they loved the modernist style and natural surroundings—but found the interior cramped, dark, and disconnected from the beautiful landscape.
La Villa Luce rises amid a verdant setting in Charlevoix, Canada, where the sun, the St. Lawrence River, and the surrounding mountains gracefully converge. MXMA Architecture & Design positioned this tranquil residence high above La Malbaie so its owners could enjoy a peaceful retreat away from the bustling city.
