David Boyer is a Canadian architectural photographer based in Montreal, known for capturing spaces with clarity, light, and atmospheric depth. He specializes in both exterior and interior photography, often emphasizing form, material, and contextual integrity.
His work appears across architecture and design publications through Canada and internationally, and he collaborates with architects and studios to visually narrate projects across typologies.
LOCATION: Montreal, Canada
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Le Noroît House by Guillaume Pelletier Architecte is a contemporary residence for a family of four, located on a 10-acre property in the Laurentians. Inspired by vernacular forms yet arranged with striking originality, the project balances respect…
Figurr Architects Collective presents the Rockhaven Country Residence, a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional A-frame cabin. Spanning 4,800 square feet with four bedrooms, this residence is located on the serene shores of Lake Memphremagog in Quebec’s Eastern…
Groupe Montoni and Sid Lee Architecture are proud to unveil the developer’s new headquarters, Maison MONTONI. This new space is housed in Espace Montmorency, a recent project in a bustling Laval neighbourhood developed by MONTONI
Operating in the agrotourism and lavender perfumery sector, Maison Lavande is a family-run company that is well known and appreciated by Quebecers. ISSASTUDIO opens the doors of Maison Lavande’s administrative center in the lower Laurentians region of…
Overlooking Lake Manitou in Ivry-sur-le-Lac, Québec, the home, designed by Canadian architect Richard Rubin from Figurr Architects Collective, is composed of five factory-built modules …
