Warm Windows, Winter Stone

On a winter night in Montréal’s Shaughnessy Village, a historic stone residence emerges from fresh snow beneath a muted sky. Warm interior light glows through leaded panes, while porch lamps carve the façade into layered planes—arch, stair, and dormers—revealing textures of stone, slate, and woodwork. Above the roofline, the silhouette of a contemporary high-rise hovers in the background, quietly situating this intimate heritage scene within a denser, modern city.