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.