The two-times awarded project illustrates the quality of Taktik design’s approach for Chaussures Petit Roy. Walking into this store is like opening the door to a world full of poetry, a space where commercial functions leave a lot of room for imagination and amuse- ment. Show me a child who doesn’t want to buy shoes … Continued
At 306 Yonge Street in Toronto, at the corner of Dundas, there’s a building with clean lines. The Jordan—Toronto is born from a partnership between Nike, Set Creative and Footlocker. It was created by the Montréal design and architecture firm Ædifica. With a gaze focused on the immaculate white, square façade, you can’t miss the … Continued
Seamlessly uniting over 25 collections in furniture distributor d|vision 21’s showroom was a considerable challenge, brilliantly pulled off by FOR. design planning. Zoning the space became the motto through which the project took shape. A circuit is created and entices the customers in considering the options for their future space. Each zone showcases a different … Continued
A place that transports us both in time, with its apparent stones, and to a timeless place, thanks to the beautiful incursions of mod- ern materials. Stone and brick walls covered with traces of old plas- ter, nods to old memories and the floor pieced with several finishes merge with the more contemporary furniture, with … Continued
While paying tribute to its past, the 21-storey renovation of the Fairmont Hotel The Queen Elizabeth was intended to offer new programming more in line with its Montreal character. Inaugurated in 1958, the 1,051-room hotel (now 950 rooms) is an example of the contemporary international style. The zones are well defined, a challenge for the … Continued
While paying tribute to its past, the 21-storey renovation of the Fairmont Hotel The Queen Elizabeth was intended to offer new programming more in line with its Montreal character. Inaugurated in 1958, the 1,051-room hotel (now 950 rooms) is an example of the contemporary international style. The zones are well defined, a challenge for the … Continued
While paying tribute to its past, the 21-storey renovation of the Fairmont Hotel The Queen Elizabeth was intended to offer new programming more in line with its Montreal character. Inaugurated in 1958, the 1,051-room hotel (now 950 rooms) is an example of the contemporary international style. The zones are well defined, a challenge for the … Continued
Established in what was once the Royal Bank’s vaults in Old Montreal, the club La Voûte drew inspiration from its history to offer a unique ambiance. The decor is reminiscent of the private clubs of yesteryear with numerous wood mouldings, brass and velvet, while allowing the building to express its original components. Thus, we find … Continued
This Westmount café has the elegance of a good looking jewelry shop which makes the customer feel privileged. The attention to detail and restraint discloses the intense plans demonstrating a controlled, sophisticated and minimalist design. A space that masters with perfect symmetry the balance of proportions and the alignment of architectural elements. The made-to-measure furniture, … Continued
Volume measurement, simplicity, homogeneity and dynamism were the compliments jury members made to describe Saucier + Perrotte and HCMA’s new Saint-Laurent Sports Complex. Built between two existing neutral and horizontal buildings, the sculptural architecture of the complex visually and physically links the neighbourhood’s urban spaces. The complex is composed of two angular objects, one prismatic, … Continued