How (not) to be an architect - Goldberg, Bridget
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Hailing from Montreal, but with eyes on the rest of the world, ACDF is pushing the boundaries and embracing dichotomies in its atelier-focused spatial design. Hailing from Montreal, but with eyes on the rest of the world, ACDF is pushing the boundaries and embracing dichotomies in its atelier-focused spatial design. Wishing to pay respects to its Montreal heritage while also taking inspiration and liberties from the international design scene, the studio is adept at balancing various goals and identities to achieve distinct results. The team champions both a rigourous work ethic as well as an…mehr

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Hailing from Montreal, but with eyes on the rest of the world, ACDF is pushing the boundaries and embracing dichotomies in its atelier-focused spatial design. Hailing from Montreal, but with eyes on the rest of the world, ACDF is pushing the boundaries and embracing dichotomies in its atelier-focused spatial design. Wishing to pay respects to its Montreal heritage while also taking inspiration and liberties from the international design scene, the studio is adept at balancing various goals and identities to achieve distinct results. The team champions both a rigourous work ethic as well as an eccentric approach to creativity, finding a steady, yet idiosyncratic, process. Within these pages the team reveals their characteristic values and methodologies which allow them to realize their iconic projects. Encompassing a wide range of typologies, from residential to hospitality and commercial outputs, the featured projects are sure to inspire in readers a new approach to creativity and design-based work.
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François-Luc Giraldeau is a Canadian editor who trained as an architect before moving away from the conventional practice of architecture to indulge in a variety of editorial and curatorial pursuits. Upon completing his graduate studies, he has continued to gain both practical experience and substantive knowledge through placements, projects, and programs spanning the Americas, Europe, and Asia. He currently oversees the development of a diverse collection of cultural publications, managing all aspects of their creation, from commissioning through to publishing. His work is often credited with successfully breaking down complex notions for a general audience, thus creating accessible content that upholds the integrity of each discipline.