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01 / 10In Hatley, the house extends into a maple-covered slope. The cantilever limits disturbance to the ground, while walkways and covered terraces extend the rooms toward the forest.
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01 / 10Between two steep slopes, a plateau opens onto Lake Memphremagog. The house accommodates a family and their guests within this terrain, with access one storey below.
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01 / 10Three volumes follow the shoreline of the Saguenay Fjord. At the centre, the house rises above a seasonal stream, allowing snowmelt to flow freely toward the fjord.
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01 / 10At the edge of Bromont’s equestrian park, the house extends toward the valley. Three gables, separated by flat roofs and open spaces, organise the passage from one room to the next.
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01 / 10A 1950s A-frame cottage, reworked while keeping its silhouette. The glazed façade moves inward to shelter an outdoor dining area; inside, the living spaces turn toward Lake Memphremagog.
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01 / 10The office project for the two architecture and construction firms is thoughtfully situated at the city’s entrance, nestled within a scenic pine domain.
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01 / 10The Oakhill project is a central living environment amidst the woods in which it is situated.
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01 / 10Nestled between a river and a rock, the Diptyque project revitalizes a previously inhabited site that was home to several small, outdated buildings.
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01 / 10Gently placed within the maple grove, La Sucrerie subtly reinterprets the traditional sugar shack as a compact contemporary machine designed for syrup production.
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01 / 10The design of the residence was shaped with careful consideration for the site’s specific constraints.
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01 / 10Built on top of an existing foundation, the Le Plateau Residence overlooks the Potton landscape from the top of its hill.
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01 / 10Facing the Adirondack Mountains, the Frontière residence frames the landscape in each of its fragmented volumes.
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01 / 10In Lac-Brome, Les Jumelles brings together two houses conceived as a single composition: narrow, related volumes subtly shifted in plan and along the slope. Designed in the plural, the project draws its shared identity from repetition, the space between the buildings, and a landscape experienced by both homes.
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01 / 10A formalist interpretation of Des Muriers Residence features a sleek and single-story volume topped by a larger volume, emphasizing its light and elegant integration into the steep site.
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