In this inspiring project, we were fortunate to work with exceptional clients who cared about the quality of the space and architecture they inhabited. Having won in 2017 the Opération patrimoine Montréal award - Care Category, the owners understood firsthand the importance of respecting the built environment and how to enhance the architecture and...
Project name
Maison Coursol
Architecture firm
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Location
Petite-Bourgogne, Montréal, Québec, Canada
Photography
Maxime Brouillet
Principal architect
Amani Rizk, Sophie Le Borgne
Design team
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Construction
Giacomelli Constracting
Typology
Residential › Row House
On the 28th floor of this majestic tower in the heart of the city, a condominium renovation project unfolds like a blank canvas, ready to be transformed. Once a simple abode adorned with tapestries, it now reveals itself as an immaculate canvas, poised to welcome the artistic touches of a transformation.
Location
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Principal architect
Sophie Le Borgne, Amani Rizk
Design team
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Interior design
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Environmental & MEP engineering
Material
Travertin, granit, quartz
Supervision
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Now is the time to plan your next vacation as the inviting city of Montréal in Canada beckons, with Four Seasons Montréal the perfect base to discover the charm of this incredible destination.
Photography
Four Seasons Montreal
At the vibrant heart of Plateau Mont-Royal, a once neglected duplex, transformed by the determination of its new occupants, emerges like a phoenix from the ashes of its past. It was nothing but a forgotten and forsaken space, but today, it embodies resilience and rebirth.
In this bustling urban environment, the modernized family finds refuge.
Project name
Maison Boyer
Architecture firm
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Location
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Principal architect
Sophie Le Borgne, Amani Rizk
Interior design
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Lighting
Luminaires Authentik
Supervision
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Construction
Construction N. Deslauriers
Typology
Residential › Row House
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture: Built in 1911, this beautiful red brick house with its delicate wood cornice looked as if its interior was frozen in the 80s. Non-functional renovations completely cut off the dialogue between the house and the garden.
Project name
Maison Victoria
Architecture firm
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Location
Westmount, Montréal, Québec, Canada
Photography
Maxime Brouillet
Principal architect
Amani Rizk, Sophie Le Borgne
Design team
Amani Rizk, Sophie Le Borgne
Interior design
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Structural engineer
L2C experts
Supervision
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Visualization
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Typology
Residential › Semi Detached House
Located on Notre Dame Island in Jean-Drapeau Park, the Casino de Montréal is not only one of the most spectacular casinos in Canada but also among the best Canadian casinos in the online gambling industry. It’s owned and operated by a subsidiary of Loto-Québec, Société des casinos du Québec, with all profits going to the provincial government.
Photography
Casino de Montréal
Montréal’s new Darwin Bridges, built with recyclable and sustainable materials. Provencher_Roy’s reconstruction of the Darwin Bridges on Nuns’ Island uses locally sourced recycled glass. This world premiere of ground glass pozzolan (GGP) opens the door to new sustainable materiality in the urban design field
Project name
Ponts Darwin
Architecture firm
Provencher_Roy
Location
Montréal / Ile des Soeurs, Québec, Canada
Collaborators
Entrepreneur: Tisseur Inc; Certification: Candidat à la certification Envision
Structural engineer
Civil Engineer and Structure Engineer: SNC-Lavalin (durabilité du béton)
Photography
Stéphane Brügger
MXMA Architecture & Design completed a renovation of the Prince Philip house, a typical 1960s house that had already been enhanced by a contemporary addition. The main challenge of this project was to blend the architectural languages of two different eras in order to create a coherent, elegant, and well-integrated ensemble in its environment.
Project name
Prince-Phillip House
Architecture firm
MXMA Architecture & Design
Location
Outremont, Quebec, Canada
Photography
Doublespace Photography
Design year
1960 (Original building)
Material
Brick, Wood, Steel, Glass
Typology
Residential › House
