by JCC Construction | Sep 21, 2026 | Residential Renovations
Honouring the Architectural Soul Carved into Mount Royal’s Upper Hillside. A Home Renovation. There is a profound difference between living in a historic home and merely occupying a museum. The former adapts gracefully to modern life while honouring its... 
by JCC Construction | Aug 31, 2026 | Commercial Construction, Residential Renovations
If you own a turn-of-the-century home in Westmount, Outremont, or the Plateau, you are likely intimately acquainted with the “heritage slope.” It’s that architectural quirk where a tennis ball dropped in the hallway shifts into overdrive and rockets toward... 
by JCC Construction | Aug 10, 2026 | Residential Renovations
In Montreal West, older basements generally serve two purposes. They house the water heater and act as a graveyard for holiday decorations. They are typically dark, damp, and possess ceilings so low that anyone over 5’10” has to walk with a permanent... 
by JCC Construction | Jun 19, 2026 | Residential Renovations
The Northcliffe Project: Sculpting a Modern Sanctuary Within a Century-Old Westmount Envelope There is a distinct difference between a bathroom that is merely functional and one that functions as a sanctuary. The former is a commodity. The latter is an experience.... 
by JCC Construction | Jun 11, 2026 | Residential Renovations
The Heritage Hurdle: How to Get Your Dream Extension Approved by the City Without Losing Your Mind If you own a home built in the early 20th century, like our Oxford project, you don’t just own a house – you own a piece of Montreal’s history. That sounds... 
by JCC Construction | May 15, 2026 | Residential Renovations
Marrying 1920s Heritage with Modern Structural Audacity In the world of high-end residential renovation, there is a recurring nightmare: the “tacked-on” extension. You’ve seen it. A beautiful, soulful heritage home with a glass-and-steel box grafted onto...
