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Alex Lesage is a Belgian architectural photographer known for his clean, contemporary approach to documenting buildings and interiors across Belgium and internationally. His work combines technical clarity with an eye for spatial atmosphere, contributing to the visual documentation of Belgian and European architecture in the broader field of architectural photography.
The Wood Residence renovation reworks a typical Westmount rowhouse through a measured approach that prioritizes spatial continuity, material calibration, and precise insertions. Rather than reconfiguring the plan, the project refines…
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FOIL Gallery by Atelier L’Abri rehabilitates two suites in a 1910s factory in Montreal’s Mile-Ex, calibrating a gallery–café program to the industrial shell’s sawtooth roof and clerestory timber trusses. The…
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Set along the shores of Lac Brome in Quebec’s Eastern Townships, the BROM residence by AtelierCarle advances a critical approach to sustainability that extends beyond ecological metrics. This project emerges…
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