Tucked away in the quaint landscape of Saint-Denis-sur-Richelieu, Canada, emerges Les Bases, a modern eco-architectural marvel designed in 2022 by Emerick Duquette. This 148 square meter (1593 square feet) family home reflects a shared vision of architectural harmony within its ecosystem. With attention to the charming village tapestry and historical homes of the region, this dwelling melds the old with the new, offering a modern twist on heritage design.

About Les Bases
Unveiling Eco-Innovation: Les Bases
We’re thrilled to introduce “Les Bases,” a masterpiece of eco-architecture by Écorce Architecture Écologique. Crafted for Meggie and Jasmin, passionate advocates of design, this 148 square meter (1590 square feet) home is a beacon of sustainable family living. Moreover, it’s a harmonious blend with its natural surroundings. Heritage Meets Modernity
Inspired by the quaint charm of Saint-Denis-sur-Richelieu, “Les Bases” stands out yet fits in seamlessly. We’ve interwoven signature elements from the locale, like rooftop chimneys and playful volumes, into its fabric. Consequently, the architectural design honors the past with its clean lines and functional separation. Inside, a delicate balance positions the sleeping quarters low and living spaces high, while the entrance, strategically placed, bridges the home’s front and rear.
A Blueprint for Green Living
“Les Bases” exemplifies green innova...