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Architecture Design of The Break Residence
Description About The Project
The Break Residence designed by MU Architecture, open itself up over three levels, this spacious home serves as a place of welcome and gathering for the small community formed by the few neighboring houses. Also, the ambitious program combined with a particularly narrow lot required the construction of a new house in place of an existing one.
On the street side, the house has several interlocking volumes resembling a series of rocks. The sloping topography reveals only two levels from the street, hiding the garden level which provides access to the lake on the other side. The sculptural main entrance lies under a double-story canopy chiseled between these rock-like volumes. Indeed, serving as the heart of the home, it creates a warm and inviting environment. The openings expose circulation and gathering spaces of the residence, emphasizing the conviviality of the place.
On the other hand, on the lakeside, the house exhibits a completely different personality; open and extroverted. With its amplified roof overhangs and angled soffits’ golden accents, which reflect the ripples and movement of the lake below, the house seemingly spreads its sails into the wind.
Moreover, space and luxury are at the service of hospitality. Accessible by an elevator, each level has a service area, a coffee station, and a bar. In addition, each room has its own bathroom and balcony. The house punctuated with small contemplative lounges and boudoirs where one can relax, and enjoy the serenity of spaces and their breathtaking views.
The Architecture Design Project Information:
- Project Name: The Break Residence
- Location: Saint-Hippolyte, Canada
- Project Year: 2022
- Area: 6700 ft²
- Designed by: MU Architecture
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At the heart of the house, a stone wall stands like a mast, acts like an anchoring element for the house. In part a space separator, in part a unifying architectural element, it accommodates three fireplaces and unifies three different levels. Also, present both inside and outside, this wall adopts the same language as the soffits transpose the interior and exterior character. As such, these fluid and graceful gestures give coherence and strength to the project.
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The The Break Residence Gallery:
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Text by the Architects: Built on the shore of Lake Revdor in the Laurentians, the house reveals its different faces depend on whether it is discovered from the water or the ground. Encapsulating the idea of “home,” this luxurious residence aids in fulfilling a man’s wish to build his final home on the land of his ancestors. Also, opening itself up over three levels, this spacious home serves as a place of welcoming and gather for the small community formed by the few neighboring houses.
Photo credit: Ulysse Lemerise Bouchard | Source: MU Architecture
For more information about this project; please contact the Architecture firm :
– Add: Capital Building, 4316 St Laurent Blvd, Montreal, Quebec H2W 1Z3, Canada
– Tel: +1 514-907-9092
– Email: info@architecture-mu.com
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