Le Borgne Rizk Architecture is a Montreal-based firm led by Sophie Le Borgne and Amani Rizk. Their work blends creativity, technical sophistication, and sensitivity to context, producing architecture that is efficient, functional, and visually expressive.
They are particularly recognized for their residential and renovation projects across Montreal, which reinterpret local architectural typologies through modern interventions. Notable works include the Notre-Dame Triplex and Maison Northcliffe, where brick, glass, and spatial layering are used to mediate between historical context and contemporary living.
LOCATION: Montreal, Canada
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The Maison Grand Trunk by Le Borgne Rizk Architecture preserves the historic character of its neighborhood while introducing a contemporary extension that highlights the dialogue between past and present. Located at the intersection of Rue Grand Trunk…
Maison Triplette by Le Borgne Rizk Architecture demonstrates how architecture can shape movement and experience. Defined by a striking black wall that organizes space and flow, the residence balances strong visual elements with a warm, light-filled interior.
Perched on Montreal’s South Shore, Maison Merton by Le Borgne Rizk Architecture elevates a classic family home through a thoughtful rear extension. By stepping the addition off-center, the architects increased privacy while inviting the garden into everyday…
Maison Northcliffe is a renovation project that allows a large family to enjoy a stronger bond with the outdoors. By redesigning their home, the owners wanted to maximize the use of previously overlooked outdoor areas, creating a…
The Victoria Red Brick House, originally built in 1911, is a stunning example of architectural heritage with its elegant wood cornice and classic red brick facade. However, over the years, non-functional renovations had left the interior disconnected…
Explore Maison Coursol: a seamless blend of heritage and contemporary design. Discover how this award-winning project in Montréal showcases architectural significance.
The Port-Royal Condominium, designed by Le Borgne Rizk Architecture, is a stunning renovation project on the 28th floor of a majestic tower in Montreal.
The project stands out for its reinterpretation of the classic design elements of Montreal triplex history, as well as for its innovative reinterpretation of dominant neighbourhood themes.
