La Charbonnière / Alain Carle Architecte
Located on the mountainside in the heart of a large real estate development project, the site of this residence essentially had been stripped by the developer to promote views of the St. Lawrence River and thus stimulate sales of the project lots. Paradoxically, this destructured the natural landscape, rendering appropriation of the site for residential purposes more complex, given the overexposure of the land. The resulting monumentality of the landscape is as spectacular as it is difficult to appropriate on a residential scale.
© James Brittain Photography
Architects: Alain Carle Architecte
Location: Cap-Ã -l'Aigle, Canada
Conception Team: Alexandre Lemoyne, assistant
Area: 225.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: James Brittain Photography
Contractor: Demonfort
Exterior Cladding : Charred cedar (?Shou-sugi-ban? technique)
© James Brittain Photography
© James Brittain Photography
Text description provided by the architects. Located on the mountainside in the heart of a large real estate development project, the site of this residence essentially had been stripped by the developer to promote views of the St. Lawrence River and thus stimulate sales of the project lots. Paradoxically, this destructured the natural landscape, rendering appropriation of the site for residential purposes more complex, given the overexposure of the land. The resulting monume...
© James Brittain Photography
Architects: Alain Carle Architecte
Location: Cap-Ã -l'Aigle, Canada
Conception Team: Alexandre Lemoyne, assistant
Area: 225.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: James Brittain Photography
Contractor: Demonfort
Exterior Cladding : Charred cedar (?Shou-sugi-ban? technique)
© James Brittain Photography
© James Brittain Photography
Text description provided by the architects. Located on the mountainside in the heart of a large real estate development project, the site of this residence essentially had been stripped by the developer to promote views of the St. Lawrence River and thus stimulate sales of the project lots. Paradoxically, this destructured the natural landscape, rendering appropriation of the site for residential purposes more complex, given the overexposure of the land. The resulting monume...
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