More than a conversion, this project marks the rehabilitation of an iconic building. All challenges along the way were met with style. Light pemeates a building destined, in keeping with its primary vocation, to be dark. A dynamic luminosity that in no way diminishes the stature of the place in Montreal’s history. The circular theme … Continued

La SHED architecture has breathed new life into this 1950s Laval bungalow, striking a perfect balance between vintage and contemporary design. The work is meticulous, respectful of the era and coherent, as evidenced by the choice of furniture, the finishes and the details. The walnut cupboards line the open space that looks onto the front … Continued

Much more than a renovation, the Bessborough Residence project totally reinvents the ground floor of a Montreal duplex dating back to the 1950s. The redevelopment is more open, offering a space that brings together the kitchen, dining room and living room, whose respective limits are delineated by three volumes of contrasting materials, colours and opacity. … Continued

Mindful of respecting the heritage of the building in which they were making an intervention, architect Mies van der Rohe’s iconic Westmount Square, the designers carried out their major transformation of the space while taking into account the spirit of the site. The apartment on the 16th floor enjoys generous fenestration, which is reflected in … Continued