BORÉALE Residence
Year of construction : 2012Location : Sainte-Adele (Qc), Canada
Area : 3000sqf
Design of a Nordic and contemporary house in the heart of the forest with a style and conception rooted in the Quebec culture. The expansive decks, the veranda, the sloping roof, the use of wood for both the frame and the exterior... were all strongly inspired by vernacular architecture. The house is simple and sleek, giving it a distinctly contemporary touch.
“Rooted in its mountainous and wooded environment, with its shape and materials, my house is in harmony with nature. APPAREIL architecture has understood my needs and tastes, while bringing a great deal of creativity to the project. ” – Julie Raymond, owner
Architecture: APPAREIL architecture; Kim Pariseau
Interior designer: Julie Raymond
Landscape architect: Fanie Quenneville
Landscaping: Véronique Genest
Contractor: Self-built
Photographer: Mathieu Laverdière
Interior designer: Julie Raymond
Landscape architect: Fanie Quenneville
Landscaping: Véronique Genest
Contractor: Self-built
Photographer: Mathieu Laverdière
