Mitchell Sweibel Studio’s renovation of the Port-Royal apartment seamlessly blends contemporary design with the timeless character of the building. Through thoughtful reconfiguration, use of noble materials, and attention to subtle details, the studio has created a harmonious living space that celebrates both modernity and heritage.
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 Bourdages-Cloutier apartment is a residential renovation project where the concept of design has developed around the duality between the stage and the backstage. Starting from this analogy took shape this apartment on the rue Masson, in Montreal.
This new photography studio is a place of diffusion and creation as well as a place of life in its own right. For the sake of integrating the daily rituals of child care to the complex schedules of work, a large part of the space is dedicated to the children of the owners and the collaborators.
Juliette apartment is on the third floor in the attic of a building from Plateau Mont Royal, Montreal, Canada, and it was remodeled in 2014 by the architect Laurent McComber. Built in 1880, this old building had a roof made of thick layers of tar and gravel.
