ACDF Architecture turns historic Montreal railway station into offices
Canadian studio ACDF Architecture has transformed the arches of Montreal's Gare Viger into contemporary offices for software company Lightspeed.
The local studio undertook the project as the third stage of a five-phase plan to turn the grand hotel and railway building, which was built in 1898, into offices.
Monochrome corridors feature in the offices
ACDF Architecture aimed to keep the character of Gare Viger's Châteauesque architecture while introducing contemporary design elements.
The offices are for Lightspeed, an entrepreneur-focussed software company with over 640 employees.
The dark elevator hall is Lightspeed's central hub