Futurist Architecture

The main architecture of Pavillon d’accueil de la Seigneurie des Aulnaies is based on the heritage site. The architect of this house wants to show an awesome building on a special heritage site without reducing the natural heritage characteristic.

North Fork Bay House has an open-riser exterior stair to the courtyard deck. The big trees and the sunlight become the best view that comes into the house.

Aside from showcasing the combo of pink and green, the house’s facades are clad in a stippled render to create a subtle texture with the addition of the rich-surfaced terrazzo.

The remodeling project of this 300-year-old baserri offers improvement in natural lighting reception as well as creates a connection between the interior and nature directly.

Morris Cove has a large and beautiful exterior. This open space around the house becomes a perfect place to enjoy the view. The greenery accent comes from the grass and also the trees and it makes the house looks awesomely natural.

Quimby is built based on the potato barn inspiration around the regional area. The whole design is made by combining the materials and the modern details with the rustic single gable barn.

Guests can access the building through different entrances in order to respect their privacy. This entrance, for instance, will lead the guest of the cafe directly to the café area on the first floor, while the guests of the house can use another entrance.

The house is surrounded by tall trees, earning a sense of calm and serene neighborhood. It also blends well with the green and grassy landscape.

The building processes included building the 150 square foot second-floor deck containing a luxurious soaking tub and a built-in table.