加拿大Blanche小木屋

住宅 · 发表于 2026-6-2 22:15:57

这是由ACDF*建筑|城市设计|室内设计事务所设计的Blanche小木屋。该项目的名字让人联想到该区域的地方住宅建筑。该项目位于加拿大La Malbaie，其简单而纯粹的建筑造型时尚而现代，与Charlevoix的景观相映成趣。较低矮的楼层使用了原始混凝土材料，象征着旧木谷仓的砌石基座。该基座同时作为主入口，并布置了技术功能用房。基座之上的两层则覆盖了白色染色木材，让人联想到该区域祖屋中常用的石灰石。木材有平滑的和纹理粗糙的。

译者：筑龙网艾比

The Chalet Blanche, whose name evokes the spirit of the vernacular houses of the region, is situated in La Malbaie’s area of the “Terrasses Cap à l’Aigle”. Its simple and pure architecture gently complements the landscape of Charlevoix in a modern fashion. The raw concrete materiality of the lower level is a nod to the stone foundations of the old wooden barns that once swept the landscape. This base also serves as the foundation for the main entrance and houses the technical functions of the cottage. Perched on the podium, the upper two levels are clad in a white stained wood, which is reminiscent of lime plaster that was applied to the ancestral homes of the area. The wood is smooth or raw textured and, at times, creates an openwork siding, depending on the façade, bringing lightness and joy to the house.

The four bedrooms of the Chalet Blanche are centrally located in order to maximize the panoramic views of the living spaces that are at the top level. The kitchen and dining room are characterized by large 360-degree fenestration, while the living space is housed in a floating overhang whose unique form is reminiscent of the structure of vernacular bridges. This raised volume allows for a direct experience of the enchanting sunsets of Cap à l’Aigle and the shimmering reflections of the estuary of the St. Lawrence within the comforts of the home.

This cottage residence is the expression of the atmosphere sought by its owner. The social nature of the house, its openness to family, friendly, and sometimes professional exchanges are favoured by its composition that sensitively juxtaposes the spaces of common life and the private life (bedrooms). The abundant use of fenestration underlines a constant connection between the interior and nature, including the lake and the forest. The use of natural materials, such as stone, wood, and steel in pure and unique forms links the building to the context and invites contemplation.

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