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.
The Aubin Cottage, located in Saint-Faustin-Lac-Carré in the Laurentians, is nestled in its natural environment, welcoming a young family in the heart of the Laurentian forest.
StudioAC presents Cherry Valley, a residence situated in Prince Edward County, two and a half hours east of Toronto. The Cherry Valley House is sunken into the ridge, once again protected at its back and providing a vantage point below the trees.
Situated between an old logging road and a working hillside vineyard, the Virgin Vineyard House derives its name from a farm whose ruins once stood above the site.
Devil’s Glen is located on the Bruce Peninsula, a few hours north of Toronto. The design process began with an on-site picnic, where a discussion focused more on the natural elements of the site rather than the building.
In a natural setting at the limits of constructability, Rolo offers a landscape approach to an architectural project. Located in the Laurentian region of Quebec, and situated on a steep slope, the property is characterized by large, rocky outcrops and offers clear views of the Laurentian horizon.
Rue de la Gauchetière loft offers a way to live outside the norm, allowing its inhabitants to experience the benefits of togetherness, flexibility, and timeless beauty inspired by its unconventional floor plan and design.
An architect and her partner, parents of twins, called upon APPAREIL Architecture to design the expansion and refurbishing of a veterans’ home in Verdun. The client, Catherine Gauthier, being an architect herself, the project was conceptualized through collaboration and communication among all parties.
