A Contemporary Intervention In Montreal By Naturehumaine
This 1920’s red-bricked dwelling in Montreal’s South Shore was intervened - and extended - by Montreal-based architecture firm _Naturehumaine.
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This 1920’s red-bricked dwelling in Montreal’s South Shore was intervened - and extended - by Montreal-based architecture firm _Naturehumaine.
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Challenged with the task of creating two residences on a narrow 8.7 metre lot facing onto a laneway, Montreal-based design atelier Naturehumaine responded by dividing the property at a dramatic angle and intertwining the units. Instead of resorting to the conventional, the end result are voluminous light-filled spaces.
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Photo courtesy of refordgardens.com Meristeme, created by Montreal based collaboration CHASSI (Marie Josee-Gagnn, Francois LeBlanc & Caroline Magar) celebrates 35 of Quebec's native plant species in a digitally designed herbarium. Taking…
Buchanan House, completed in 1890 in Montreal, Quebec, reflects the principles and designs of both its owner and architect, John Ostell.
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This custom home by Christopher Simmonds Architect Inc. merges rustic with contemporary in a nature-inspired design.