The concept: To conserve and maximize light throughout the day, the house was not extended from the rear, but a new building was added at the far end of the lot. These two buildings are connected by an overhead walkway supported by a massive beam over 30 feet long. The walkway creates a shelter outside in case of rain and allows for continued enjoyment of the outdoors. The result is an excellent blend of the character of the historic building and the modernism of the new building.

The exterior "inside": a garden and the intimate terrace all in cedar, are found in the middle of these two buildings for incomparable intimacy with its spa at the back of the courtyard and mature trees sheltered from view.

The existing building has been completely renovated.

For maximum comfort and to accommodate all possible layouts, the house has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and one office.

From the outside, the house is discreet and creates a beautiful surprise upon entering. Upon entering the house, your eyes will be drawn to the exterior courtyard, whose floor is level with the interior to maximize the flow of the space. The kitchen counter and the entryway are seamlessly integrated to accentuate the effect of fluidity and grandeur.

Designed and finished with high-end materials (provided invoices). Beautiful floors, quartz countertops (kitchen) and heated floors in both bathrooms, as well as high-end plumbing fixtures in the showers and bathtubs.

Located in the heart of Hochelaga, across from the imposing St-Germain Church, including the Hochelaga Community Center.
-Between Joliette and Préfontaine metro stations (6-minute walk via the park)
-Promenade Ontario and the new Place des Tisserandes offer a variety of restaurants, bars, and terraces, as well as an excellent bakery. Everything is within walking distance: grocery stores, pharmacies, gyms, and multiple shops.
-Raymond-Préfontaine and Davidson Parks
-St Nom de Jesus, Baril, Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption, and Saint-Jeanne-d'Arc elementary schools.
-Pierre Dupuis high schools and Ville-Marie College.

Project published in la Presse in 2016:
https://www.lapresse.ca/maison/architecture/201601/28/01-4944693-une-maison-deux-volumes.php?fbclid=IwY2xjawLSQYRleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFkUFM2RVpTWDMxdzhKRlYyAR4yUw5qmWwGShT1AXpoYHjaDScatNtF8y9RszzmjhEBXy7DQ-VKsaf-a9D7Mw_aem_ErPsTnrsFTTC59kSVxSCZQ