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Addressing the fictional potential of architectural space, the EG project is part of an actual hybridization between architecture and installation intervention. The result is an architecture that is both functional and aesthetic, offering a minimalist and playful experience distinctive of the work of Studio Jean Verville architects.
The Still Life House is a 2400 square foot private residence situated by the beachside neighbourhood, Kits Point in Vancouver British Columbia. The project was an authentic collaboration between the homeowners, David Bergman and Daniel Ching, principal of Untitled design agency.
The Rue de la Gauchetière project restores a lofty apartment in the Old Port of Montreal. Located in a hundred year-old heritage building called ‘Unity’, it seeks to integrate nature and family living into a space that is decisively urban while celebrating its industrial origins.
Set on a windy river and nestled deep in one of Toronto’s prestigious leafy neighborhoods this home invites a dialogue between moody palettes, thoughtfully curated pieces, and unique finishes within a considered white classic envelope. A contemporary thread of details runs throughout.
Design firm Mainstudio, reimagined a quintessential duplex in Montreal, Canada. The Waverly Residence, minimal in design, yet strong on form and function.
This winter, the Canadian based architectural photographer Félix Michaud captured a series of images presenting the Pavillon from a new perspective.
For this project, the APPAREIL Architecture team received the mandate to design an extension for a family home and renovate its shared spaces.
I see my pictures as being simple but effective. I rarely ask my subjects to move in a non-natural way or to pose in a specific way. I believe everything has to be organic. The gaze is really important in my aesthetic…
This residence’s occupancy program has been fragmented into four pavilions, according to an organic plan, freeing a central space that looks completely outward.
