Collection by Luke Hopping
A View So Strong, It Had to Be Shared
Twin cabins rise together on charming Chaleur Bay in New Brunswick.
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The simple materials and forms represent continuity with traditional Acadian architecture. The retreat is sheathed in metal sheets.
A glazed passage links the two pitched-roof structures. This intermediary space provides the most unobstructed views of the sea.
The first of the sister volumes contains the living areas, while the second houses the bedrooms and garage.
The home claimed one of the last unoccupied lots in tiny Caraquet.