Maison Lac Brûlé

The Lac Brûlé House is located in forest on 15 acres of land the house was located on a plateau in mountains. Local materials, textures combining wood and aluminum. These clean, rectilinear volumes create spaces that intersect, letting light into the sky and give a view of the forest at all times. All seasons of the Laurentians are in the spotlight.

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South façade

South elevation with screen porch

Modern home with Exterior, House Building Type, Prefab Building Type, Wood Siding Material, and Flat RoofLine. Aluminium tiles on the exteriors walls, aluminium inserts into the wood clading. Photo 4 of Maison Lac Brûlé

Aluminium tiles on the exteriors walls, aluminium inserts into the wood clading.

Modern home with Exterior, House Building Type, and Metal Siding Material. Volumes of roofs with lines accentuated by the cutting of black aluminum Photo 5 of Maison Lac Brûlé

Volumes of roofs with lines accentuated by the cutting of black aluminum

North façade

Modern home with Exterior, House Building Type, Wood Siding Material, Metal Siding Material, Flat RoofLine, and Cabin Building Type. Main entrance façade Photo 7 of Maison Lac Brûlé

Main entrance façade

Théo the Leonberger owner dog :)

Garage and greenhouse

Modern home with Living Room, Ceiling Lighting, Table Lighting, Track Lighting, Accent Lighting, Concrete Floor, Hanging Fireplace, and Wood Burning Fireplace. Interiors Photo 10 of Maison Lac Brûlé

Interiors

Staircase

Kitchen, all wood finishes was taken from the forest.

Corridor view

Modern home with Living Room and Accent Lighting. Jean-Yves Rouleau, designer of the Lac Brûlé House, enthuses that the home’s “clean, rectilinear volumes create spaces that intersect, letting light into the sky and give a view of the forest at all times.” Near the living room, a skylight filled with a hammock allows the homeowners to view the stars at night. Photo 14 of Maison Lac Brûlé

Jean-Yves Rouleau, designer of the Lac Brûlé House, enthuses that the home’s “clean, rectilinear volumes create spaces that intersect, letting light into the sky and give a view of the forest at all times.” Near the living room, a skylight filled with a hammock allows the homeowners to view the stars at night.

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Location

Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, Québec, Canada