Maison Boyer is a project designed by Le Borgne Rizk Architecture. In the vibrant heart of Plateau Mont-Royal, a once neglected duplex, transformed into a single-family home by the will of its new occupants, emerges like a phoenix from the ashes of its past. It was once a forgotten and neglected space, but today it embodies resilience and rebirth. Photography by Florian Carbonara.

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In this bustling urban environment, the modern family finds refuge. Every dark corner and dusty cranny has been meticulously deconstructed to make way for a bold vision of city life. Despite a modest budget, the transformation takes place with grace and ingenuity, proving that the urban dream is accessible to everyone.

The refined pieces exude simplicity and harmony. The bare walls give a glimpse of the space, inviting the light to dance through the windows. Every detail is carefully considered to maximize comfort and efficiency, creating a family sanctuary in the heart of the bustling city. In this renovated duplex, living in the city takes on a new meaning. It is an ode to community life, where the lively streets of the Plateau become the natural extension of the home. The open spaces encourage interactions and exchanges, while the modern touches bring a touch of freshness to the whole.
Through this transformation, the duplex on Plateau Mont-Royal becomes the symbol of a new way of living in the city. It’s a bold assertion that family happiness and urban vi...