The Olympic Park is proud to announce the launch of an international competition to creatively reuse and add value to all materials and structural components from the Montreal Olympic Stadium roof’s dismantling, set to start in summer 2024.
Located in Montreal’s Outremont district, nestled in the heart of the city, Atelier Chardonnat and Salem Architecture present the expansion and complete renovation of a 1950s house.
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
The Foyer St Pierre project is a restructuring and renovation of period apartments in Old Montreal. Given the historical aspect of the apartment and the building, the main challenge was to restructure the space
Building upon the success of their previous project in Quebec City, where they were recipients of the Grand Prix du Design, Gearbox and Patriarche once again joined forces to develop a workspace that seamlessly combines functionality and aesthetics.
The project consists in the transformation of a duplex on Garnier Street into a cottage with a rental studio in the basement. Located in the heart of the Petite-Patrie district, the existing duplex is part of a series of two-storey dwellings
RobitailleCurtis presents Grey residence, a renovated 1905 residence in Montreal’s Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood. Purchased by a young doctor couple during the pandemic, the home required expansion and reorganisation
Located on the iconic rue de la Commune in Montreal, Suite 201 is a pied-à-terre in the historical and coveted area of Old Montreal. Facing the Saint Lawrence River, the old buildings on this street witnessed the birth of the city nearly 400 years ago.
Entre Quatre Murs unveils its design of The House with a Big Heart, located in Town of Mount Royal, in Montreal.
Sid Lee Architecture unveils the interior design of Hiatus, a project born from a collaboration with A5 Hospitality and local artisans, for Ivanhoé Cambridge, aiming to breathe new life into the city’s business district.
Le Château is an imposing residential building located on Sherbrooke Street West in Montréal. As its name suggests, the building built in 1926 is in the image of a “Château architectural style”, mixing French and Scottish aesthetic elements.
The result of the 2nd Avenue project: a three-storey 2,500 sq. ft. house that borrows numerous benefits from suburban buildings, while housing a little independent studio in the basement.
