In the forested hills of Bromont, Quebec, MUUK Architecture has completed a residence that balances restraint with intimacy. Designed for a sloping site in the mountainous region, the project takes a calibrated approach to modernism, neither loud nor ornamental, but rooted in a sensitivity to terrain, climate, and material logic. The result is a refined […] More
In Toronto’s west end, Studio for Architecture & Collaboration (StudioAC) has transformed a disused church into a sophisticated multi-generational residence. The project, completed in 2024 and titled Junction Semi, reimagines a historic community space as a layered, light-filled home designed to accommodate a family and their parents. The intervention demonstrates a thoughtful approach to adaptive […] More
Located at the foot of Mount Saint-Bruno in Quebec’s Montérégie region, the Montpellier House unfolds quietly against its wooded surroundings. Designed by Montreal-based Vives St-Laurent in collaboration with ATA Architecture, the 3,000-square-foot residence presents a study in fluid movement and spatial balance, structured across three levels that echo the incline of the land. It’s a […] More
Moriyama Teshima Architects (MTA) and Kasian Architecture Interior Design and Planning have designed the new headquarters for the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation (OSSTF), a 124,000 square foot mass timber building in Toronto that unites organizational needs with commercial potential. The three-storey structure brings together OSSTF offices and tenant spaces while prioritizing sustainability, comfort, and architectural […] More
In the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Matière Première Architecture and its long-time construction partner Nu Drom found more than a project, they secured a permanent base for their shared vision. Alongside a third collaborator from the woodworking industry, the two studios acquired a pine-covered site overlooking Highway 10, just outside the town of Magog. Together, […] More
Perched on a 500-meter-high peak in Quebec’s Laurentians, this 1,500-square-foot cabin by Atelier Schwimmer is a calibrated response to landscape, climate, and long-term habitation. Commissioned by clients Mr. Blouin and Mrs. Comtois, the project was envisioned as a sanctuary defined by resilience, privacy, and simplicity. From its Corten steel exterior to its passive environmental systems, […] More
In Montreal’s Westmount district, known for its rich architectural fabric and rows of Victorian houses, Mitchell Sweibel Studio took on the complete transformation of a semi-detached residence Victoria. What began as a renovation quickly expanded into a full-scale reconstruction. After assessing the original structure, the design team and the homeowners agreed to retain only the […] More
Espace Montmorency moves forward with a groundbreaking addition to Laval’s urban framework, a pedestrian tunnel connecting the complex directly to the Montreal metro system. This first-of-its-kind underground passage in Laval emerges from a collaboration between MONTONI, the Fonds immobilier de solidarité FTQ, Montez Corporation, the City of Laval, and the Société de transport de Montréal […] More
Located in the heart of the Laurentian countryside, Between Lake and Forest is a contemporary retreat designed by LOCUS architecture+design. The home was envisioned as an escape from urban life, offering its owners a space to unwind in a setting defined by natural beauty. Surrounded by lakes, dense forests, and rolling hills, this residence integrates […] More
Located in the Sutton Mountains, Ash Tree House is the result of La Nony FAMILI and its approach to revitalizing a neglected 1970s chalet rather than resorting to demolition. Instead of erasing the past, the design team embraced the existing structure, using it as a foundation for transformation. The goal was to create a functional and […] More
Situated in Toronto’s High Park neighborhood in Canada, the Westminster Residence designed by Batay-Csorba Architects, reinterprets traditional Edwardian gable homes with a thoughtful approach to form and space. Nestled on a corner lot, the house presents an oversized terracotta gable roof that conceals innovative spatial designs. The steep roofline, reminiscent of an attic, creates expansive […] More
Perched along the expansive shores of Quebec’s Lake Saint-Jean, The Cache is the latest project from Delordinaire Architects, developed in collaboration with Annie Sylvain Architects. This venture follows the acclaimed High House, a stilt residence unveiled in 2020, furthering the architects’ exploration of innovative residential design. With The Cache, Delordinaire presents a modular concept designed […] More