Natalie Dionne Architecture creates a beautiful eco-sustainable dwelling outside of Montreal, Quebec, in the heart of the Canadian Shield.
Old becomes gold with the reinvention of a 100-year-old barn in Quebec that was turned into an exquisite family retreat.
Maurice Martel designs a Canadian swimming pavilion inspired by Philip Johnson's renowned Glass House, in la belle province du Quebec.
Atelier Pierre Thibault, from Quebec, masterfully integrates a family home into a forest connecting the residents to the surrounding nature.
Black Box I and II from Natalie Dionne Architecture demonstrate that a small addition can make a very large impact.
Bourgeois/Lechasseur Architects out of Quebec have designed a nautical themed retreat that might just give you cabin fever.
An innovative and airy home designed by Paul Bernier Architecte in Montreal, Quebec, is filled with beautiful natural light, greenery, and warmth.
Montreal firm YH2 provides a great example of working with your surroundings, creating a house that's essentially 'hanging'.
ADHOC Architectes brings modern amenities to entice new generations of families and individuals to live in their new multi-unit complex. Read on to learn more.
Designed by ESPACE VITAL architecture, this modern spacious house was strategically built over a large boulder in Sherbrooke, Quebec.
Atelier Barda creates a home that perfectly complements the rocky terrain of Quebec's Laurentian region using minimalistic influences!
A standing ovation for Microclimat's innovative reconstruction of an old Montreal home in the suburb of Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie.
Atelier Pierre Thibault creates a contemporary domestic masterpiece in Rivière-du-Loup, Quebec!
Window On The Lake by Quebec's YH2 embraces its Canadian setting.
I'm obsessed with black houses in any setting, but there's something magical about a black structure nestled in Canada's natural landscape.
The Aframe Rehab By Subtraction retreat in Quebec isn't your typical cabin in the woods.
The High House - by architectural firm Delordinaire - is a visually-arresting winter escape near Quebec City in Quebec.
Nestled in the Quebec woods, Appareil Architecture designed a visually-arresting pair of black structures in the shed vernacular, linked by decking.
For years I was obsessed with the mystery and allure of Black Houses, until the time came when I could paint my own vintage shingle manse on Prince Edward Island black.
The sharp lines and dramatic balance of the Bolton Residence by Naturehumaine mirror the rugged Eastern Township of Quebecs' mountainous landscape.
Montreal architecture firm Daoust Lestage designs a lakeside home, which seamlessly blends modern architecture with the surrounding wilderness.
See this remote home in Quebec with a unique approach to the typical A-Frame structure.
STOA Architects created the perfect Quebec country home for a young couple who embrace indoor/outdoor living.
Paul Bernier bridges architecture and nature with a modern lakehouse on Lac Grenier in Quebec.
This 1989 condominium complex by Tolchinsky & Goodz in Montreal, Quebec, fuses luxury living with a private indoor botanical atrium.
Atelier Pierre Thibault designs a two-part lake home for a family in Quebec.
Thellend Fortin serves up a modern castle in bustling Montreal.
The dramatic geometry of this Wentworth home in Quebec draws inspiration from the challenges of its site.
ACDF's Blanche Chalet in the Charlevoix Region of Quebec uses a cantilevered volume to take advantage of the surrounding views.
An important part of Canada's design heritage, Habitat 67 in Montreal, Quebec, continues to evolve.
Bourgeois Lechasseur Architectes breathe contemporary life into a charming woodland cabin.
Atelier L’Abri has designed a compact wood home for a carpenter interested in building his own home.
MU Architecture from Quebec fuses the man-made and the natural environment into a beautiful villa.
La Shed Architecture Redefines Canadian Chalet with this gorgeous Québécois Beach House.
Atelier Pierre Thibault, a Québec architecture firm, takes on a project which reinforces the relationship between the residents and nature. The result is La Maison Haute, a chalet whose design was inspired by its setting amidst a dense forest and a pristine lake.