Residence BNV in Montreal, Canada, designed by Alexandre Bernier Architecte, offers a soothing and calming atmosphere through its softened forms and materiality. Showcasing a harmonious integration within the existing urban fabric, the renovation emphasizes the sensual elegance of the curved facade and centrally positioned staircase, creating a light-filled interior with blurred spatial boundaries that enhance the surrounding urban landscape.

About Residence BNV
In the heart of Montreal, the Residence BNV project by architect Alexandre Bernier offers a captivating blend of softness and luminosity, seamlessly integrating into the city’s urban fabric. Rather than standing out ostentatiously, this renovation transforms a typical L-shaped building into a harmonious and calming oasis. Softening the Corner, Embracing the Interior
The characteristic red brick facade, a quintessential element of Montreal’s backyard aesthetic, has been reimagined with a gentle curve that softens the corner transition, creating a sense of embrace and protection for the interior courtyard. This subtle yet impactful design choice sets the stage for the soothing atmosphere that permeates the home.
A Luminous Interior Sanctuary
Step inside, and the space transforms into a tranquil sanctuary, bathed in natural light from the large skylight that illuminates the centrally curved staircase. This sculptural element evokes a sensual voluptuousness, inviting one to ascend to the livi...