Les Ensembliers have completed a three-floor, 6,000 square-foot residence that unites three adjoining apartments in the Redpath Lofts. The architects and designers successfully tackled the challenge of rethinking the initial dimensions and purpose of the three distinct units, resulting in a coherent new dwelling that embodies the owners? personality.

?We were able to take this project much further than we had imagined at the start, thanks to the exceptional relationship our clients allowed us to build with them. When it came to defining the new interior architecture and the composition of the different visual ambiances, they were eager to emphasize the industrial character of the former sugar refinery, while giving the space a feel that embodies their approach to life. A marriage of their vision, open-mindedness and personality made it possible to complete this complex project,? said architect Maxime Vandal and interior designer Richard Ouellette, the founding partners of Les Ensembliers. Redefining a heritage conversion

In the early 2000s, the conversion of the old Redpath Sugar refinery into luxury lofts kick-started the revitalization process in Montreal?s Sud-ouest district, near the Lachine Canal, leading to the gradual gentrification of the area. The remarkable transformation of this historic industrial building won several awards, including one from Héritage Montréal in the repurposing category and the Wawanesa Award for Heritage Enhancement....