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Montreal

Old Duplex Renovated and Converted into a Family Home

September 3, 2015 / Contemporary Houses, Maxime Brouillet Photography

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 existing building that lost most of its original characteristics. The old duplex including a garage as well as […]

Juliette Apartment: Redesign the Third Floor of a Single-Family Residence

February 16, 2015 / Apartments, Steve Montpetit Photography

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.