Featuring centered glazing elements and thin profile frames, the architectural partition and glass door system integrates with both traditional layouts and existing Teknion systems. A well thought-out, functional and aesthetic solution.

The technical aspect of this outdoor kitchen appealed to the members of the jury. Sleek and refined, the concept combines functionality and aesthetics, integrated lighting and optimised storage space. A theatre of memorable events!

Handcrafted in Quebec, the Mood bathtub is a reflection of simplicity and elegance. It stands out with its well-anchored structure and refined curves. Thanks to its two backrests, it provides precise comfort that is conducive to relaxation.  

Sculpting the faucet from its base to its tip, the collection takes its name from its shape resulting from the cutting of a bent tube. Its simple and elegant curves create a unique profile that maximizes the reflection of light and the environment. A perfect blend of simplicity and modernity.

Compact, practical, easy to use, clipbike attachments fit any type of bike and car and serve a variety of safety features, ensuring transport without damage or hassle. The jury noted the pure design line of the recreational item.

The updating of funerary rites here involves technology and state-of-the-art artifacts. Made of noble materials such as walnut wood, blown glass, aluminum, brass, concrete and black felt, they awaken the senses and memory of loved ones.

The jury recognized the sensitive narrative architecture in all the projects submitted by the young firm blanchette architectes and awarded it the Emerging Talent Award. From the terrace of the bistro Tendresse bistro with its bluish accents celebrating the festive personality of the Gay Village to the design of the Clément bench, a characterful seating … Continued

Insieme is a café in the eastern suburbs of the island with a glass façade that offers a breathtaking view of the greenery of the Île-Lebel Park. The design finds its orientation in biophily and the concept of public spaces by presenting circulation and organic forms in symbiosis with the green environment of the park.

A leading figure in interior design in Quebec, Philippe Dagenais is a pioneer in our community and in our profession. With his unique style, this child prodigy of decoration introduced a hyper-modern style, carrying the revolution of the 1960s that marked the portrait of Montreal at the forefront. Enthusiastic about the idea of propelling the … Continued

This simple house was meant to reflect the true nature of life, a home that should bring people together and help them lead a happy life in warm spaces, without any trivial adornments. Bathed in white and colours in the spectrum of natural wood, it is simple… but not ordinary, a model to reckon with.