Tucked into the Czech wilderness, a tranquil retreat by Mimosa Architects rests on the ruins of the past.
Evan Pavka
A Czech Homestead’s Vacant Barn Turned Minimal Retreat
In the nation’s northern region, Facha Architekti inserts a spartan addition into a rural barn, offering reprieve from both the city and the country.
A Communal Respite in the Laurentian Mountains
Montreal-based Atelier Carle’s restrained residence—dubbed Sono—is the latest addition to the region’s architectural landscape.
Peter Kaffka’s Forest House Is Reimagined as Westport Place
Restored by Vancouver’s Office of Mcfarlane Biggar Architects + Designers, the late architect’s original design gets a new life and name.
A French-Colonial Home in Quebec Is Restored and Expanded
Along the shores of the Rivière des Mille, Maison Aubé has reconnected with its rich history through revision by Montreal-based firm YH2.
The Ernst Equation
In conversation with Jan Ernst about art, process, and practice.
PoutX Is Studio Author’s Red-Hot Reinvention of the Injectables Clinic
Local firm Studio Author was tasked with crafting a daring space.
Lambert & Fils Shapes a Poetic Language of Light
Montreal-based lighting atelier Lambert & Fils is casting an impressive light on a global scale.
Toronto’s Studio of Contemporary Architecture Is Creating Socially Responsible Spaces
SOCA founders Shane Laptiste and Tura Cousins Wilson offer bold visions for a more inclusive city.
The Bangkok Beachside Café With a Baobab Tree Growing Through It
After a successful collaboration with IDIN (Integrating Design Into Nature) Architects, Nana Coffee Roasters opens another location, Harudot Chonburi.
The Mah Jong Modular Sofa by Roche Bobois Gets Dressed in Missoni
Hans Hopfer’s Mah Jong sofa was reimagined by Roche Bobois and renowned designers in exclusive fabrics over the past five decades.
A Modern Haven in Ontario’s Countryside
Award-winning Toronto-based practice Superkül reflects on Grange House, a residence made up of two connected structures outside Ontario.
With Barber Osgerby, Design Is to Keep
London-based studio Barber Osgerby design objects, spaces, and places that marry aesthetics and craft to stand the test of time.
Designs for Living: House at 9000 Feet
With an impressive portfolio, the studio of Nova Scotia–based MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects was tapped to develop House at 9000 Feet.
Ligne Roset Togo by Raf Simons
With a low-slung profile and instantly recognizable silhouette described as “a tube of toothpaste folded back on itself,” Michel Ducaroy’s Togo chair now features in the homes of taste-making celebrities and designers alike. How, then, does one update such a contemporary icon?
