After tackling the environment issue with an exhibition on the work of Philippe Rahm and Gilles Clément in 2006, the CCA (Canadian Centre for Architecture) continues to explore urban problems by presenting an interface between two architectural projects, one by London's Stephen Taylor and the other by Tokyo's Ryue Nishizawa.

On May 22, 23 and 24 the Salon international du design d'intérieur de Montréal (SIDIM) will be celebrating its 20th anniversary at Place Bonaventure.

Serving as an apartment, a workshop and an exhibit gallery, the loft that Rémi Bédard, owner of Encadrex, had built on the roof of the building that houses his business was conceived from the same drive with which Encadrex built its reputation: a taste for local and custom-made craftsmanship as well as quality materials.

In addition to presenting their own collections, Marilyn Bernier and Roseline Vaillancourt, the two textile designers behind the Bure & Linon workshop-boutique, are presently showcasing the work of five Quebec designers.

Provokat, sponsor of the Elektra digital arts festival, participated in the event by going above and beyond the creation of a visual identity, the agency created an installation that actually overloaded the Web. By designing and programming a robot, built by Simon Laroche and installed on the festival's website from May 7 to 11, Provokat booted the Web off the screen.

By the end of the 1920s, a strong friendship had developed between the architect Gio Ponti and the CEO of Maison Christofle; today, the French silversmiths are re-issuing these magnificent items that derived from this association.

In spite of the rain, there was not a dreary moment for the many visitors during the Open House days organised by Design Montreal on May 3 and 4.

Aéroports de Montréal has recently opened a new VIP lounge where waiting passengers can relax in a spacious and comfortable environment that offers exclusive services.

A new building of environmental housing, located in the Pointe Saint-Charles area of Montreal, has recently been announced.

Kwangho Lee knits electrical wire into lamps and lighting installations that border between art and design.