La canopée

The la Pignade project was born from an atypical program that includes a house for the client’s relatives, a loft for guests, a garage used as a workshop, an office and a greenhouse. More than a house, the project is above all a meeting place for family and friends. Following this logic, the program is…

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Country house in Abercorn

The Country House at Abercorn, designed by Paul Bernier Architecte, is a single-storey, single-family residence set in a vast field in the Eastern Townships. The house fits discreetly into the agricultural landscape thanks to its low, horizontal volume clad in cedar planks. The small volume on the roof is distinguished by its light-colored concrete cladding…

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Les Courcelles

The house “Les Courcelles” is inserted in a block characterized mainly by brick facades with irregular alignments and simple cornices with linear ornamentations. Also typical are the irregular and asymmetrical layout of the openings in the facade and punctuated with the presence of a series of carriage porches due to the absence of service alleys…

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Missisquoi North Residence

Love of Quebec Rachel and Raphael fell in love with an old cottage on a huge piece of land bordering the Missisquoi River. It is impossible to think of changing location in these conditions, unless you throw your heart in the garbage. That leaves the house to change. That’s when we got back on the…

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The Deslauriers House

This house, designed by Paul Bernier Architecte, is located on a plain near the Bromont Equestrian Center. The rural character of the area and the presence of equestrian activities set the tone for the design of this house. The project is built in three simple volumes with steeply sloping roofs. The layout and spacing of…

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VUE Sutton

A magnificent site calls for a discreet project, which leaves all the space to nature, trees and valleys. Inspired by the site, the architectural intention was to develop a simple project, linked to the land by its shape, inviting the outside inside. Thus, the house, dark and sober, settles delicately on a plateau, while advancing…

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The Southeast Pavilion

The integration of the residence in its natural environment is definitely the element that had the greatest influence on the project. With the objective of preserving a maximum of vegetation, it was agreed to position the house at the very beginning of the steep slope, in order to create a two-level dwelling. A transversal access…

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Deslauriers House

Designed with the daily hustle and bustle of a large family in mind, this house nestled in the heart of a majestic forest is meant to be a place to live and grow. A desire to respect the context of its location and a willingness to take advantage of the best that nature has to…

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L’Escalade

The project includes three distinct volumes connected by a walkway, each with its own vocation: bedrooms, entertainment and family room with kitchen and dining room. Interior Designer Danièle Petit, DP Espace Design Photos : Maxime Brouillette

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