A big thank you to everyone that visited our exhibition this weekend for @semainedesignmontreal . !!
Special thanks also to @wills.beer & @zamalekmontreal for friday night!
Une initiative soutenue par le Bureau du design de la Ville de Montréal @designmtl . @indexdesign_qc
📸: @jeremylechatelier
Studio Beaumont, autrefois un bâtiment industriel en activité, est aujourd’hui un lieu de création accueillant un ensemble d’artistes et de designers. Après une période d’inoccupation, l’édifice s’est peu à peu repeuplé, chacun transformant les espaces en ateliers adaptés à ses besoins. Les occupants ne forment ni une organisation ni un collectif, mais plutôt des voisins partageant murs, outils et idées, et collaborant pour maintenir l’un des rares espaces encore abordables pour les pratiques indépendantes à Montréal.
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Studio Beaumont, once a functioning industrial building, is now a creative home for an assortment of artists and designers. After a period of vacancy, the building has been slowly repopulated, each person transforming the spaces into studios for their different needs. The tenants are neither an organization or collective, but instead neighbours sharing walls, tools, and ideas; cooperating to maintain one of the few remaining affordable spaces for independent practices in Montreal.
Featured:
carmine tagliamonti
@carminou__
arseni khamzin
@arsenikhamzin
henry acteson
@hm.acteson
stamatios fragos
@stamatios.ca
www.stamatios.ca
jeremy le chatelier
@jeremylechatelier
Du 1er au 3 mai, Studio Beaumont invite le public à une exposition de groupe présentant le travail des résidents de l’immeuble dans le cadre de la Semaine du design.
Studio Beaumont, autrefois un bâtiment industriel en activité, est aujourd’hui un lieu de création accueillant un ensemble d’artistes et de designers. Après une période d’inoccupation, l’édifice s’est peu à peu repeuplé, chacun transformant les espaces en ateliers adaptés à ses besoins. Les occupants ne forment ni une organisation ni un collectif, mais plutôt des voisins partageant murs, outils et idées, et collaborant pour maintenir l’un des rares espaces encore abordables pour les pratiques indépendantes à Montréal.
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Studio Beaumont, once a functioning industrial building, is now a creative home for an assortment of artists and designers. After a period of vacancy, the building has been slowly repopulated, each person transforming the spaces into studios for their different needs. The tenants are neither an organization or collective, but instead neighbours sharing walls, tools, and ideas; cooperating to maintain one of the few remaining affordable spaces for independent practices in Montreal.
May 1-3 Studio Beaumont invites the public to a group exhibition showcasing the work of the building’s residents for Design Week.
@indexdesign_qc@semainedesignmontreal
Wooden geometric chess set.
Maple and Grenadilla hardwood, PVC vinyl lay-flat board 14”x14”, cardboard tube.
Doing a limited run before the holidays, DM if interested.
The Box Lamp is a collaborative design made with @wayofnormal as part of @goodspoils
Initially presented as a conceptual pencil sketch, it was engineered into a practical and replicable product.
Aluminum and steel rivets, E26 bulb.
Design by: @wayofnormal
Engineered and Manufactured by: @hm.acteson
The OMNI-RACK V1 and UNI-MOUNT
The OMNI-RACK was designed in collaboration with @julesaram as a multi-purpose cargo and water bottle rack for cycle touring. Made from lightweight, sandblasted aluminum.
The UNI-MOUNT adapts bike forks or tubes to be able to attach cargo racks without specialized touring hardware. 3D printed in solid plastic and attached using hardware store plumbers clamps.
Limited run available at @lurlucoop soon.
Henry’s Obelisk and Marko’s PLI & GIO, as a collaborative installation at Bois Magique 03
2025
Concrete, aluminum and electronic components / Aluminum extrusion off-cuts
@hm.acteson@yungsquirl
Photos by @monsemuro@dyejardinpapillon
OBLSK-L02
The body made from found concrete, a former structure, which was then outfitted with futurist and cleanly machined metal and electronic components. The result is a sculptural object, retrofitted into utility, that feels rooted in science fiction.
Featured in @bois.magique alongside @yungsquirl
Final photo by @oui_chichi
