Montréal hotel marries elegance and modernity
(01/08/2020)
At the heart of Montréal’s Golden Square Mile, against the backdrop of Mount Royal, the Four Seasons Hotel Montréal building combines classic elegance and contemporary style.
Tag: Montreal
The proposed Quartier des lumières project in Montréal’s Centre-Sud borough will be one of nine neighbourhoods in the world, and only Canadian one, to participate in a Fitwel Community certification pilot program.
The Demain Montréal project wins the Reinventing Cities competition by C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group. The competition asks local innovators to transform underutilized urban spaces in their communities into carbon neutral and resilient urban...
New Montréal tower could be tallest in the city
(06/19/2019)
Designs have been revealed for 1 Square Phillips in downtown Montréal which could be the city’s tallest residential high-rise. This site sits at a crossroads between the business and shopping districts, McGill University, and...
Campus1 Montréal has opened across the street from McGill University. Designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects, the former hotel has been transformed to support student residence and learning environments with a range of amenities and...
The Canada Council for the Arts (CCA) has selected Imposter Cities as Canada’s official entry to the prestigious 2020 Venice Biennale in Architecture.
The ADHOC architects’ Le Jardinier (“the Gardener”), a multiresidential project in Montréal, has earned the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Platinum certification. The project also won the 2018 Inova Award by the...
The Sportium is one of the largest sports stores in Québec. Designed by Indesign Inc./Conrath Architecte, the spatial and material attributes of Sportium stem from the sporting world.
Montréal condo combines the old and new
(02/19/2019)
Enticy, a new boutique condo project, is coming soon to downtown Montréal. The 24-storey tower combines old and new, with a contemporary design built around a façade of historical townhouses.
Brasserie Bernard, a Parisian-style restaurant in Montréal, used lightweight, direct-apply acoustic panels to develop an atmosphere suitable for comfortable communication.
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