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Architecture Design of Mulmur Hills Farm

Description About The Project

The Mulmur Hills Farm designed by Turkel Design serves as a frequent getaway from Toronto and a part – time residence for a growing family. Indeed, this house designed to provide a warm and cozy atmosphere for intimate gatherings and connection with nature. Also, the architects had to consider the area’s substantial snow load and chose larger beams to meet the client’s wooden structure requirements. They used a clever technique of hanging the roof plane inside the beam section, creating a thinner profile that suits a residential property.

On the other hand, the upper floor houses a cantilevered yoga and painting studio, supported by cross-laminated timber (CLT), offers stunning views of the surrounding area. Both the client and architect agreed to use local materials and trades to promote sustainability and reduce noise and vehicle trips. Hence, to achieve this, the structure and shell were prefabricated just outside Quebec City.

Moreover, the great room is a standout feature of the property, with laminated Douglas fir beams and western red cedar soffiting create an expansive and inviting space. The architects developed a custom beam type to balance rusticity and refinement. Also, using new growth architectural grade laminated Douglas fir in the center. And a structural lamination of water salvaged old growth finger jointed Douglas fir on the edges. This method produced beams with fine furniture grain and texture while use only modest amounts of old growth material.

The Architecture Design Project Information:

Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design
The great room opens outward beneath an expanse of laminated Douglas fir beams and Western red cedar soffiting.

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Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design
Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design
Relying on locally sourced woods, along with concrete, stone walls, and blackened metal accents, Mulmur Hills Farm is both refined and rustic, simple and open. It honors the rolling woodlands and agricultural heritage of the site.

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Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design
Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design

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Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design
Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design

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Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design
Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design

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Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design
Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design

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Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design
Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design

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Mulmur Hills Farm, Warm, Receptive and Durable home by Turkel Design

The Mulmur Hills Farm Gallery:

Text by the Architects: Reflecting the owners’ long-standing respect and love for the nineteenth-century farm and buildings gracing its 100-acre site, Mulmur Hills Farm carefully settles at the edge of a nearby forest. Beyond a wall of stacked local granite, the rooms of the home open graciously out to views and fields, welcoming the free flow of breezes and the movement of family, friends, and dogs alike.

Photo credit: Maxime Brouillet | Source: Turkel Design

For more information about this project; please contact the Architecture firm :
– Tel: 877 710 2518
– Email: info@turkeldesign.com

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