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Appareil Architecture Team
Profile
APPAREIL architecture is a Montreal-based firm whose mission is to design quality residential and commercial environments for its occupants. Our signature style is sleek, contemporary and greatly inspired by our Nordic roots. Our projects demonstrate our commitment to find a balance between tradition and modernity.
We are a multidisciplinary agency in architecture, interior design and design. We offer a comprehensive scope of services adapted to our clients specific needs and, together with them, we carry out all stages of the process: Planning, research, construction, interior design, object design and built-in furniture. This approach allows us to simplify project management and to facilitate the experience, as well as to find effective, integrated and customized solutions.
We work closely with carefully chosen partners and craftsmen to join forces and expertise in order to achieve a truly personalized, innovative and high quality environments. Together we form a coherent and effective whole, each element being essential to its functionality – Just like an apparatus (appareil in French, and thus our name). We offer an architecture that is refined, simple and thoughtful, combining form, function and aesthetics, with the aim of improving quality of life.
We attach great importance to sustainable values, and all our projects follow environmentally and socially responsible choices: Materials, construction techniques and the application of local knowledge. Whether it is to build a new home or to convert an existing building, in rural or urban areas, we put our clients and the land at the center of each project. We are proud to create beautiful spaces that have a positive impact on the lives of its occupants and on the environment.
Kim Pariseau founded APPAREIL architecture in 2010. She previously worked with leading firms on both commercial and residential projects. Kim studied in Montreal and in Copenhagen, and she has a double degree in interior design and architecture. She is a member of the Quebec Order of Architects (OAQ).
Appareil Architecture Team
Profile
APPAREIL architecture is a Montreal-based firm whose mission is to design quality residential and commercial environments for its occupants. Our signature style is sleek, contemporary and greatly inspired by our Nordic roots. Our projects demonstrate our commitment to find a balance between tradition and modernity.
We are a multidisciplinary agency in architecture, interior design and design. We offer a comprehensive scope of services adapted to our clients specific needs and, together with them, we carry out all stages of the process: Planning, research, construction, interior design, object design and built-in furniture. This approach allows us to simplify project management and to facilitate the experience, as well as to find effective, integrated and customized solutions.
We work closely with carefully chosen partners and craftsmen to join forces and expertise in order to achieve a truly personalized, innovative and high quality environments. Together we form a coherent and effective whole, each element being essential to its functionality – Just like an apparatus (appareil in French, and thus our name). We offer an architecture that is refined, simple and thoughtful, combining form, function and aesthetics, with the aim of improving quality of life.
We attach great importance to sustainable values, and all our projects follow environmentally and socially responsible choices: Materials, construction techniques and the application of local knowledge. Whether it is to build a new home or to convert an existing building, in rural or urban areas, we put our clients and the land at the center of each project. We are proud to create beautiful spaces that have a positive impact on the lives of its occupants and on the environment.
Kim Pariseau founded APPAREIL architecture in 2010. She previously worked with leading firms on both commercial and residential projects. Kim studied in Montreal and in Copenhagen, and she has a double degree in interior design and architecture. She is a member of the Quebec Order of Architects (OAQ).
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