Designed by Canadian architect Mosche Safdie, Habitat 67 consists of 354 prefabricated concrete forms located next to the Saint Lawrence River in Montreal. The development boasts suburban living in an urban apartment environment, featuring fresh air, gardens and multiple levels. 
Section cut – Courtesy of Canadian Architecture Collection, McGill University
Built for Expo 67, the cube housing complex is a symbol of stability and strength, with bold, dominant shapes, varying in height and configuration.
Safdie’s design encompasses private terraces and solariums to offer “a piece of paradise to everyone”.
A look into Moshe Safdie’s own apartment in the complex
Photographs: Complexe de la cité du havre
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