Montreal-based ISSASTUDIO redesigned Maison Lavande’s administrative centre in Saint-Eustache, Que. The family-run agro-tourism and lavender perfumery company expanded its production centre, La Fabrique des Filles, with the aim to centralize design activities. ISSASTUDIO, known for its biophilic design expertise, handled the interior design, while Syscomax managed the architectural services.
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The renovation of a Vietnamese food counter on Saint-Jean Street in Quebec City aimed to update the image and general atmosphere of a dining room, while respecting the welcoming climate and family traditions of the owners—a hallmark of the restaurant.
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Aiming for a Canada Green Building Council (CAGBC) Zero Carbon Building Standard design certification, the design concept for a mixed-use residential project in Kingston, Ont., reveals a mix of mechanical, electrical, and structural strategies to achieve the project’s sustainability goals.
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Staying true to the brand personality of Dime, a skateboarding company in Montreal, interior design studio Vives St-Laurent created a headquarters intended to foster a sense of family and collaboration, as well as achieve commitment and participation from the employees.
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Construction group Canderel has debuted “Forêt,” a three-tower community built to revitalize and connect Toronto’s Forest Hill area.
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Chef Frederic Dufort and his team enlisted Cleo Katcho Design Architectural to design the new Montreal-based restaurant, Iru Izakaya.
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Montréal firm NEUF architect(e)s has named five new partners, integrated Humani Design, and also opened a third office.
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The 12th annual Interior Design Show (IDS) will take place Sept. 22 to 25 at the Vancouver Convention Centre’s West Building. IDS Vancouver is the West Coast version of IDS Toronto.
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A vital part of any interior designer’s job is finding the right product to suit the client and project. There is much to comprehend before a product can be confidently specified, as new products continually become available, manufacturing processes are upgraded by technology, and environmental concerns gain importance. Designers rely on manufacturer representatives to provide critical information to assist them when selecting a product. The relationship between an interior designer and a manufacturer representative should be mutually beneficial.
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Buildex, a two-day tradeshow and conference for the construction, renovation, architecture, interior design, and property management industries, is returning to Vancouver this year. From February 25 to 26, the annual conference held at the Vancouver Convention Centre West expects more than 13,500 attendees. It offers a ‘build-your-own’ conference schedule as each session is individually priced; there will also be more than 600 exhibits, and 50 educational seminars.
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