NEUF Architect(e)s converted the former BMO Harris Private Banking offices into their own, combining the visions of the firm’s nine partners. Seeing their differences as an asset rather than an obstacle requiring compromise, the architects succeeded with brio, as the jury pointed out, the fusion of the old and the contemporary, which earned them the … Continued

Operating at the international level in a leading sector such at Web Traffic Management requires an elegant, sophisticated and conventional look. When renovating its building, Manwin wanted to offer its employees corporative offices reflecting a high quality of life. The remodeling covered six floors accommodating nearly two hundred employees. It involved the design of open … Continued

Located at the heart of Baie-Saint-Paul, a heritage town, Hôtel La Ferme displays a symbolic inspired by the old farm of Quebec. The omnipresence of wood, exposed beams or even the modernized claw foot tub transport travelers into an imaginary world immersed in terroir, while providing the comfort of a contemporary environment. The hotel features … Continued

Built in 1912, the Ritz-Carlton Montreal is the oldest of the prestigious hotel chain. Despite its undeniable heritage qualities and classic elegance, the time had come to modernize the hotel to the taste of a contemporary clientele. The firm Provencher Roy + Associés Architectes therefore remodeled the existing 130 rooms and suites, renovated common areas, … Continued

A turn-of-the-century church, occupying a busy stretch on St-Denis Street, has found a new vocation: body worship. The team from TBA / Thomas Balaban Architecte who had carte blanche for the design of spa Le Saint- Jude, has once more eschewed symbolic pitfalls while retaining the building’s heritage. The structure’s height allows for a play … Continued

Originally designed as ephemeral constructions for Expo 67, the former France and Quebec pavilions never cease to amaze by their longevity. True architectural Phoenix, these atypical volumes have been housing the Montreal Casino since the 1990’s. In order to live up to the sense of wonder it has been creating for so many years, the … Continued

Thirty white beds, carefully arranged, stand out against the gray gravel of an abandoned lot. Some are reduced to their most basic form: a white rectangle; others are adorned with embellishments. The overall impression is quasi abstract – but not quite: the object’s evocative power gives life to a peculiar scenery. The bed, a private … Continued

In the design of Pollo Rotiseria Moderna restaurant, Dimarco Ferrao Design wanted above all to reflect the personality and talents of the chef. Thereby, the team created a comfortable, contemporary and masculine concept, using natural, recycled and reclaimed materials. Playing on the reinterpretation of codes specific to this type of establishment, designers instilled a sense … Continued

Twenty years ago in Brossard, three large trees in the middle of a vast field became the meeting point for a group of young people. Inspired by the novelistic story of this friendship, Mile Public House located in Quartier Dix30 is an urban pub inhabited by a quaint charm. Upon arrival, the facade sets the … Continued

As part of the Olympic Park’s recovery plan, the former Montreal Expos boutique has been transformed into a café with a social vocation. Called Station In Vivo, this cooperative benefits both visitors and the neighboring community. During the execution of the Café en économie sociale project, the firm Cardin Ramirez Julien wanted above all to … Continued