Maxime Brouillet is a Canadian architectural photographer known for his sensitive and detail-oriented imagery that emphasizes atmosphere and experiential depth. He began his architectural photography practice in 2013, and has since developed a signature style that foregrounds the spatial qualities of light, texture, and context. His work often balances precision with a quiet evocative tone.
He collaborates with architects and designers on projects spanning residential, public, cultural, and commercial typologies. His photographs are featured in international media like ArchDaily, and his portfolio includes a diverse range of built work from intimate homes to large institutional commissions.
LOCATION: Quebec, Canada
LEARN MORE: Maxime Brouillet Photography
Nestled in the privacy of a hemlock forest, Fahouse presents an amazing building that seems to emerge from a children’s story. Exploiting the contrasts between opacity and light, the architect Jean Verville develops a graphic assemblage, which…
De Gaspé House was completed in 2015 by the Canadian studio la SHED architecture Description by la SHED: Located in the heart of the Villeray district, the De Gaspé House project consisted of the major renovation of an
Designed by the Canadian company la SHED architecture from Montreal, Blue Hills House is situated in the mountains, on a large wooded property.
