Quebec

Century Old House 6

Century Old House Renovated by Melissa Ohnona Design

Located in Laval, a Montreal suburb, this century old house underwent a complete overhaul of its interior. The owner/designer Mélissa Ohnona wanted to maximize the space as well as the natural light and exterior views from the house, to create a welcoming and functional family home. The space had been renovated in the 90’s, leaving

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Maison Terrebonne – Transformation of a 90’s Bungalow

La Shed Architecture has completed Maison Terrebonne, a modern bungalow-home located in Terrebonne, Quebec, Canada. Project description: Born from an extreme transformation of a typical 90’s bungalow, the “Maison Terrebonne” is located on a vast wooded plot of land. Although certainly contemporary, the new residence is built on the same foundations as the original house

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Blanche Chalet by ACDF Architecture

Project: Blanche Chalet Architects: ACDF Architecture Project Team: Maxime-Alexis Frappier, Martin Champagne, Joan Renaud, Mathieu Tremblay, Olivia Daigneault Location: La Malbaie, Quebec, Canada Area: 397 sqm Photography: Adrien Williams The Blanche Chalet, whose name evokes the spirit of the vernacular houses of the region, is situated in La Malbaie’s area of the “Terrasses Cap à

Nook Residence by MU Architecture / Quebec

Nook Residence is a single-family home completed in December 2015 by MU Architecture. Description by MU Architecture: Located in a quiet area of the Eastern Townships in Quebec, the Nook Residence sits in continuity with the landscape in which it is part. Turning its back to the street, it offers a virtually blind facade that

Sculptural House: Collaboration Between an Architect and a Sculptor in Bolton-Est, Québec

This sculptural house is a collaborative work between client, sculptor Jacek Jarnuszkiewicz and architects Marie-Claude Hamelin and Loukas Yiacouvakis (YH2 Architecture Studio). Description YH2 Architecture: The process by which this project was conceived follows the guidelines of the surrealist’s exquisite cadaver technique where each designer builds upon the work done by the previous one. Each sculptural

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