In Outremont, one of Montreal’s most storied residential neighborhoods, Atelier Barda has completed the full renovation of a 1937 house with Art Deco accents. Spread over three floors and 300 square meters, Residence Beloeil is a lesson in restraint: a project that treats the character of the existing home as an asset to be tuned, […] More
Pavillon presents I Remember: When Memory Takes Shape, a new cottage in La Minerve, Canada, that draws inspiration from a family property once located on the same land. Set within the Laurentians near Lac Chapleau, the project connects personal memories with contemporary architecture through an unusual trapezoidal structure, reflective metal cladding and interiors inspired by […] More
Canadian studio AKB Design has completed Des Cornouillers, a residential renovation in Boucherville, Canada, near a wooded area. The project transforms an existing family home through a comprehensive reorganization of its interior spaces, introducing new circulation routes, architectural details and natural materials. The renovation responds to the homeowners’ daily routines while preserving their connection to […] More
Le Grand-Espace, a new cultural venue in Sherbrooke, Canada, expands the performing arts infrastructure of Quebec’s Eastern Townships region. Designed by Atelier Paul Laurendeau in collaboration with NEUF architectes, the building accommodates theatre, dance, circus performances and productions for young audiences. Its adaptable main hall supports different staging formats, while its public spaces encourage interaction […] More
Moriyama Teshima Architects has completed the John Hunt Student Life Centre at De La Salle College in Toronto, Canada, transforming a former ice rink into a 47,773-square-foot facility. Opening during the independent school’s 175th anniversary, the project introduces a double gymnasium, fitness centre, lecture hall, classrooms, library, and student commons. The renovation adapts the existing […] More
KANVA presents its architectural concept for the new Parc Marie-Victorin Museum in Kingsey Falls, Canada. The project will transform a private collection of more than 40,000 cast-iron objects into a public cultural institution dedicated to Quebec’s industrial history, regional expertise, and everyday design. Located within the botanical setting of Parc Marie-Victorin, the museum takes inspiration […] More
MU Architecture designed The Lens, a single-family residence in Montreal’s Villeray neighbourhood, around the principles of Japanese minimalism and feng shui. Created for a couple and their children, the house prioritizes privacy, natural light, and carefully organized living spaces. Its architectural composition responds to a challenging urban site while establishing a direct relationship with the […] More
Revery Architecture brings housing, public amenities and an expanded historic church together in The Butterfly + First Baptist Church Complex in Vancouver. Spanning 605,000 square feet, the development combines a 57-storey residential tower, a seven-storey affordable rental building and the renewal of First Baptist Church within one connected urban site. MIXED USE The project addresses […] More
Studio VAARO reinterprets the familiar gabled houses of Toronto’s Humewood-Cedarvale neighbourhood with Atlas House, a 2,925-square-foot residence completed in 2025. Built on a corner lot previously occupied by a bungalow, the project replaces the original structure with a two-storey home that retains the recognizable geometry of the pitched roof while introducing a contemporary architectural language. […] More
Kinglet Perch by Sanders Green Architecture starts with the conditions of its steep site and a decision to preserve the existing Ponderosa grove. Completed in 2025, the 2,700-square-foot residence occupies a narrow section of land between the trees and the descending hillside, avoiding construction on flatter terrain lower on the property. Building there would have […] More
StudioAC has completed Casa Loma Residence, a Toronto home designed around the display of art, natural light and a close relationship with the garden. Located on a site behind the historic stables of Casa Loma, the residence uses brick, exposed timber structure and carefully placed openings to establish a contemporary response to its architectural context. […] More
SPECTACLE Bureau for Architecture and Urbanism has developed the Museum of Aboriginal Peoples’ Art and Artifacts, or MOAPAA, for the Portage College campus in Lac La Biche, Alberta. The 1,630-square-meter project will house the most extensive collection devoted to the complete group of artists associated with Professional Native Indian Artists Inc. (PNIAI), founded in Winnipeg […] More