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Architecture : MUUK architecture
Photographe : Phil Bernard
Interior Design : MUUK architecture in collaboration with Nathalie Côté Interior Designer
featuring a s16-H 58
At the intersection of traditional and modern architecture, La Belle Malaga efficiently blends authenticity and simplicity. In the heart of the Eastern Townships, this hideaway offers the opportunity to simply relax or to go out and chase the numerous outdoor adventures that the local area provides.
From the road, the cottage goes almost unnoticed. But as you walk towards the lake, you discover its full presence, its bold stance above the banks. From the living spaces, eyes cannot but gaze at the calm water of the lake.
Installed in specific locations, the full-length windows brighten the space with generous light while offering direct interactions with the natural surroundings.
With three levels, the building was designed to map the existing slope of the land. Outside, nature exposes its beauty. A particular attention was paid to the existing trees and their protection.
Facing the lake and stunning views, a terrace with a hot tub, a fire pit, and hanging chairs creates an inviting place to relax.
Sheltered from prying eyes through the strategic positioning of its living areas and the side windows, the chalet guarantees unforgettable moments amongst friends and family.
Showcasing an s16-cube 58 [1] Tell us about your project. The Forest Shelter project follows a sustainable architectural approach, rooted in the landscape and guided by the use of natural materials. The space was designed as a seamless extension of the outdoors. Materials, light, and textures fully contribute to the experience of the place. […]
Located on the shore of the Gate Lake, on a slightly sloping land of almost 80 000 pi2, the chalet takes place on the edge of a cedar wood with majestic mature incline trunk trees. Although the footprint of this two-storey building is substantial, because the roof slope follows the landscape the impact of it site […]
