Discover Cardin Julien’s projects. We take a unique approach to each mandate, transforming constraints into creative solutions.
International architecture competition for the New Guatemala Observatory. Cardin Julien was a finalist for the competition (one of the 8 out of 657 entries) and even received a special mention for its original concept.
The goal of this international architecture competition was to create a new exhibition pavilion that showcases the nuclear industry’s achievements and know-how.
For this project, a family home was extended into the backyard. The kitchen was renovated and extended, creating a link between the existing ground floor footprint and the outdoor terrace dining area. These changes transformed the kitchen into a central space on the ground floor – a spot for family and friends to gather.
Located at the entrance of the Maisonneuve Park, one of the largest parks of the city of Montreal, the golf’s new pavilion houses the functions required for the operations of the practice field and golf course.
The concept for the New National Gallery and the Ludwig Museum was created based on the very structure of the city and its many dichotomies. The profound metaphysical relationship between earth and water resonates with every human being, the same way that art resonates with society.
Nestled in the heart of the Mile End, a dynamic and ever-evolving neighbourhood, this project aimed to refresh the existing Desjardins Service Center’s vision to make it more friendly and accessible. To achieve this goal, the old space was renovated in its entirety.