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7 home design trends

February 13, 2019 by admin

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1. A design “detox”

Design can be as detoxifying as juices! Design “detox” is actually a minimalist concept, touching both organization and decoration. It was created as logical style for a healthier life by offering a space that is free of clutter, allowing for better concentration while making housework and moving around easier.

As a general rule, a very simple colour palette is used. The most famous wallpaper and paint brands are shifting towards calm and soothing shades. The colder grays are giving way to warmer hues. Sherwin-Williams has announced its colour of the year: Alabaster SW 7008, a shade symbolizing new beginnings; while Benjamin Moorechose Simply White OC-117. We are literally in a comfort zone, a remedy for time that goes by too fast!

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2. A unisex palette

Pantone, the world authority for all things colour, surprised the design community by choosing not one, but two colours of the year! The first is Rose Quartz (Pantone 13-1520), a playful, persuasive and soft shade. Light and airy, like the expanse of the sky, second-colour Serenity Blue (Pantone 15-3919) evokes calm and comfort and offers a feeling of rest, even through chaos. These two colours that are now known and recognized by the world may seem soft and childish. However, according to Pantone, they were chosen in a rather interesting light, in line with the current social movements that are fluidly shifting towards gender equality. Interesting, right?

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3. Warmer Metals

Particularly in spaces like the bathroom and the kitchen, rose gold, brass, copper, and gold will dominate the metal world. These warm-shaded metals offer double the charm when they are paired with raw materials such as marble and wood. This being said, we are not putting brushed or chrome silver asside! Mixing the different shades and finishes gives beautiful results. So no need to change all your metallic elements to be trendy! Start with a light fixture and a few decorative elements.

To find the first new items to include in your decor, I strongly recommend a visit to ITEM.

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4. Raw Materials

We have been including raw materials in home decor for some time now, the possibilities are infinite as they easily suit all styles. The instant aging of raw materials gives character to a space, no matter its style. They also add some texture and ruggedness to sterile environments; all the while bring an unexpected touch that intrigues the senses.

When we think of raw materials, we often think of architectural materials such as wood, steel, and concrete… But with a bit of creativity, we can use them in all sorts of ways, whether it be in a piece of furniture, a light fixture or a wall treatment. Be sure not to go over-the-top by respecting the desired style and ambiance.

With my cabinetmaker Antoine Rondeau, who specializes in raw materials like hardwood and steel, you can create amazing and unique pieces. A large table or a small bench – the charm is immeasurable.

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5. 70’s inspiration

The seventies are back in style! The free-spiritedness associated to that period was very inspiring to the design industry. Many design elements from the 70’s were made popular around the world. The style of that decade, also known as retro, is known for its dynamic curved lines, flashy colours, plastics, geometric and floral patterns inspired by hippy music and style.You can find many 70’s-inspired pieces at West Elm.

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6. Black Steel

One of my favourite decorating trends and one of this year’s favourites is black steel! It comes in all shapes and sizes and can be found as much in outdoor as in indoor architecture, furniture and accessories. It’s mostly used in small quantities, forming thin linear shapes to give an effect of stability and lightness, which balances out our totally opposite lifestyles.

I also LOVE black-steel window frames. Boldly highlighting natural light: the best way to bring the attention to one of the most important features in your house! Instead of changing your windows, stemming from the same idea, why not go for a wall with different styled frames? Black-steel elements will make your most beautiful memories shine.

This year, black steel is even more popular in detoxed decors, but it can also be a part of other more classical, modern, eclectic or industrial styles. For low-budget decorating accessories, visit boutique Zone maison.

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7. Tailored furniture

Our lifestyle encourages us to choose furniture according to our needs. Although multifunctional furniture isn’t anything new, we have been hearing much less of it lately because of its costly reputation, but think again! It isn’t necessarily more expensive than prefabricated furniture when you look at the price versus the quality, and it’s made RIGHT HERE, IN QUEBEC!

One single piece of furniture could answer all your prayers: an outlet to charge your tablet, integrated lighting for reading, a hidden garbage can or specific storage… On top of choosing what it does, you can also pick its size, the materials, and hardware! Modular units such as tables, wardrobes, and sofas are very popular since they can be customized according to your needs… And when a piece of furniture suits your needs, you are more likely to keep it longer.

Are you thinking of a design project or simply interested in custom-made furniture? Contact me! I’ll assist you from creation to production.

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Are you thinking of a design project or simply interested in custom-made furniture? Contact me! I’ll assist you from creation to production.

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Bel Air Tremblant: Discover a new way of life

July 11, 2018 by admin

The Montreal Guide Condo team set out to discover the Bel Air Tremblant project located in the heart of the Laurentians. This project, a few minutes from the Parc National du Mont-Tremblant, Ski Tremblant and the Mont-Tremblant village, exudes the beauty of nature… Its choice location allows you to live in a peaceful environment, a few steps from the area’s most prized activities. The project claims to offer residents and tenants resort style living; skeptic at first, we were quickly converted. To prove it to you, here are the stories of two fictitious families living in the Bel Air Tremblant project. You’ll realize, the possibilities are near endless…

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Reception area at the Bel Air Tremblant’s main building

The Delisle family seeks to fulfill two unique wishes

Ever since the Delisle’s have talked about retirement, they knew they wanted to be in Tremblant. Their entire lives, they have owned a little cottage in the area. When the opportunity arose, they sold their house and moved into the cottage… this is when things went sour. Mrs. Delisle found that they were fall from all commodities; she tried to convince Mr. Delisle to move to a residence where everything would be easily accessible. Mr. Delisle wanted nothing to hear of it. He loved owning a home and gardening. He did not work all those years so that someone else could choose his home and maintain it for him. By electing to live in the Bel Air Tremblant project, the couple could finally agree. All the commodities of a residence with so much more (pool, tennis, massage room); and a house that suits them, one that they picked out with the project’s team, where he can garden and maintain his property to his liking. The Delisle family chose one of the 181 project’s properties. As for the model home, they went with the Asigo, but added a garage, one of many add-ons that Bel Air Tremblant offers hassle free. The house will be equipped with all the contemporary home automations along with panoramic windows offering outstanding views of the surrounding areas. When you purchase one of the project’s complete base plan house’s, you can make the modifications you want; the options are almost never-ending

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Bel Air Tremblant – Asiago model home

The Delisle family is thrilled. Mr. Delisle, never one to slow down, has become a ski instructor at Mont Tremblant, a seven-minute drive away. During the day, Mrs. Delisle goes to the gym, gets a massage or attends a yoga class. In the summertime, she plays tennis, goes swimming or, sometimes, walks along the 14 km of hiking trails. All these activities are available within the Bel Air Tremblant project’s site… she has found the simplicity she wanted.

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The pool and tennis court as seen from the massage room
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Massage room in the Bel Air Tremblant project

When the kids and grandkids come to visit, it is pure joy. No need to stay with the grandparents, they can rent a cottage within the Bel Air Tremblant project for the duration of their visit. Even better, the project offers a playroom for the little kids and an area for teens to hang out; the adults can rest assured that their offspring are having fun while meeting friends their age!

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Playrooms for young and old

The Langlois family wants to harmoniously raise twins, but he works in the city

Mr. Langlois is a lawyer; he works in Montréal a few days a week. The rest of his time is spent at his home in Bel Air Tremblant. He and his wife chose to raise their young twins in the Bel Air Tremblant project. They had rented a house there for a week a while ago and fell in love with the resort concept; they were charmed by all the nearby activities and the mountain properties.

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Living room in one of the rental units: guaranteed warmth and comfort
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Inside one of the project’s rental units

The project is ideal for raising children harmoniously with nature. The Langlois family opted for the Bel Air Tremblant project: activities for the twins, quality of life for mom and accessibility for the working dad… everyone is happy. The project’s multipurpose rooms allow Mr. Langlois to host client meetings in the country as opposed to the city. With more than 90 rental units, he is sure to find one that suits his clients. He can meet with clients at the project’s coffee shop or, when he needs more space or privacy to discuss with his associates, the Bel Air Tremblant’s conference room is also an option.

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For kids, the project is a year-round playground: basketball and tennis, a pool, the spa and playrooms, no more hearing “I’m bored.” And, Ski Tremblant and the Parc National du Mont-Tremblant are located within 15 minutes. If you want to raise your kids to enjoy the outdoors, this is the place!

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Kids’ playroom located in the Bel Air Tremblant’s main building

The Bel Air Tremblant project is designed to charm by its sophistication and its wealth of activities. Its prices are competitive and allow one to believe that the dream is achievable: starting at $125 000 for a piece of land varying in size from 0.75 to 5 acres and starting at $420 000 for a single-family home. The project expands over a total of 543 acres and will be developed in phases. Perched on a mountain, surrounded by beautiful green landscapes, Bel Air Tremblant offers a peaceful haven

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7 Quick Points to Consider in Buying a Condo

May 31, 2017 by admin

Choosing a condo to buy is an exciting event. It can be so exciting, in fact, that it might be easy to make a snap decision in a moment of new-home buying euphoria, with feelings that are somewhat akin to falling head over heels the moment you meet someone. You may be so infatuated by the new place that you neglect to take the time to step back and consider the possible faults there may be with your object of instant adoration. To avoid making this kind of hasty decision, it’s a good idea to have an idea of what kinds of things to consider in order to make a rational, well-thought-out decision.

Keeping it short and sweet, let’s take a look at 7 quick points to help keep you level-headed when met with those invisible condo-cupids waiting to render you illogically “gah-gah” over a place.

  1. It’s a good idea to hire an agent to help in your search. First of all, it doesn’t cost the buyer anything since the agent is paid by the seller of the property. It’s very useful to have an agent as a facilitator for negotiating and writing your offer to purchase. Finally, an agent will keep you on time and informed about all the legalities involved.

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  1. Don’t make a choice until you see a variety of styles: low-rise, high-rise, with or without amenities such as a doorman, swimming pool, or gym facilities. Don’t rule out any style until you’ve actually seen it. You might be surprised about what you think if you visit a style you didn’t think you’d fancy.

 

  1. About amenities: Don’t automatically assume that fewer amenities equates to lower condo fees and vice-versa. As a matter of fact, you might find that bigger condo developments, with many amenities, may have lower condo fees because the overall cost is spread among many residents.

 

 

    1. Location x 3 = Important. Consider how far you are from places you go on a daily basis; You know, that place you have to go every week day for 7-8 hours in order to pay for your new condo. Visit the neighborhood more than once, at different times of the day so you can get a feel for the environment.  Also related to location, pay attention to the view and the direction of the sun.  Both can affect resale value, so make sure your unit isn’t overlooking where the garbage is collected and picked up. Keep in mind that a southern exposure might be great for letting in an abundance of sunlight, it may also be a tad roasting in the summer.

 

    1. Size matters for re-sale value. When you’re considering what size condo to purchase, think beyond the immediate. Maybe you don’t feel like you really care to have a unit with bedrooms as opposed to a cozy little studio. Once you’ve decided on a community, it’s best to purchase the biggest condo you can afford in that community. When and if you decide to move, the smaller the unit, the more difficult time you’re likely to have selling it.

 

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Here is an example of applicable costs on a $200,000 condo.

 

    1. You’ll want to check for restrictions to decorations, pet sizes, and renovations. You can count on there being fairly strict rules about these kinds of things. For example, it’s very common for condos to allow residents to only have white drapery facing the street in order to keep the building looking neat and uniform from the outside. You will always need to consult with the board before doing substantial renovations to your unit. Therefore, if you’re the highly individualistic, rebelious type who has ideas of hanging fuchsia curtains onto the window facing your neon-lit balcony where you spend time with your Great Dane, you might want to reconsider.

 

 

    1. So, you’ve considered all these points and more and you think you’ve found the condo of your dreams? Not so fast! Try to get access to the minutes of the last few condo meetings. This will give you information about how the association handles needed repairs or issues. It’s better to find out before committing, only to find out there are skeletons in the closet of your beloved.

 

Happy shopping!

 

This is by no means an exhaustive list of all there is to consider when you’re shopping for a condo. It’s a good idea to do your homework and research the topic. It is hoped, however, that you find these 7 points a good place to start.

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5 design icons for your living room that can be found at Ikea

August 29, 2016 by admin

Have you ever asked where Ikea gets its inspiration for its furniture? Anthony looked at the question and found out. Here are five Ikea furniture pieces and the inspiration behind them.

1- The Stool 60 by Alvar AALTO (1933) and Frosta stool by Gillis Lundgren for Ikea

Pure, simple and elegant, the # 60 stool was designed in 1933 by Alvar Aalto. Imitated again and again, the original model in Finnish birch remains today an industrial design icon. Here, the Ikea design borrows heavily from the early 20th century, with birch veneer parts assembled together with screws. Almost identical at first glance, the two versions of the iconic stool are probably a perfect item for your living room or bedroom, whether you are a purist or student.

1. Le Tabouret 60, par Alvar AALTO

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2- The chair 401 by Alvar AALTO (1933) and the Poäng armchair by Noboru Nakamura for Ikea

Made for the first time in 1933 by the architect, urban planner and designer Alvar Aalto, the chair # 401 from its very conception pushes the limits of wood. For example, the frame of the # 401 flexes slightly under weight, but it is this give in the material that increases the comfort of the chair. It is through the details we see the experimental spirit of Aalto, who influenced other designers like Ray and Charles Eames. What about the imitation version of the piece by Ikea? At first glance, the Poäng Ikea Series and the # 40 chair seem almost identical. It is by paying attention to the assemblage of the different parts of the item (many more in the case of Ikea) that we notice dissimilarity. Another obvious difference is the price, with the Alvar AALTO chair costing considerably higher. With this difference in price, it comes as no surprise that the # 401 chair is made ​​from better materials.

2. La Chaise #401, par Alvar AALTO

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3- 20-06 Stacking chair by Norman Foster and the chair Melltorp by Ola Wihlborg for Ikea

Designed by British architect Norman Foster for the Emeco company, the 20-06 stackable chair is arguably the most accurately imitated design by Ikea. The story behind the chair is, nevertheless, worth knowing. In fact, the chair was created in tribute to the Navy Emeco, a chair originally designed for the US Navy. It was a chair that was intended for the decks of battleships and could survive sea air and a torpedo blast to the side of the ship, if need be. In 2005, Emeco began a lawsuit against Ikea, given their obvious replication. Finally, the lawsuit was settled to the satisfaction of both sides. So, what are the differences? That’s easy: the 20-06 chair is handmade in 77 steps from 80% recycled metals and is guaranteed for life for an approximate sum of $ 966.00. The chair in plastic and metal produced by Ikea is available for only $ 15.00 … and cannot be guaranteed for life, let alone withstand sea air and torpedo blasts!

3. La 20-06 Stacking chair, par Norman FOSTER et la chaise Melltrop, par Ola Wihlborg pour Ikea

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4- Maui stacking chair by Vico Magistretti (2005) and the chair Leifarne by Mia Lagerman for Ikea

Perfect for offices, restaurants, public waiting areas and, of course, your kitchen, the chair, Vico Magistretti, is very versatile. As much as Ikea offers a variety of colours, Kartell (distributor of the original model) offers more. (2 at Ikea versus 11 at Kartell ) Ikea offers modifications available for the chair. For example, there is a version without armrests. In their defense, Kartell also offers some variants such a model on wheels or with padded backrest. With a quite considerable difference in price, however, it’s up to the customer, to determine which one is more appealing.

4. Maui stacking chair par Vico Magistretti (2005) et la chaise Leifarne, par Mia Lagerman pour Ikea

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5- Baby Rocket Stool, by Eero AARNIO (2006) VS Mammut Stool for Children, by M. KIELSTRUP and A. ÖSTGAAR for Ikea

We find here a clear case of inspiration on the part of Ikea, rather than an obvious imitation. On one side: The Rocket stool and on the other, the Mammut. It’s easy to identify the model owned by Ikea. In addition to the difference in price, we notice that the Ikea stool is plastic rather than wood. However, despite everything, the childish look is similar. What is behind the look? The Finnish designer, Aarnio, was recognized for his achievements in the strong design, stimulating the imagination of its users. This is also why several models of Aarnio are found today in various prestigious museums, movies, video clips and fashion shows.

5. Tabouret pour enfants Mammut, par M. KIELSTRUP et A. ÖSTGAARD pour Ikea VS Tabourets Baby Rocket, par Eero AARNIO

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LimeLite Development

February 25, 2016 by admin

LimeLite Development presents a masterpiece designed by acclaimed architect Milton Stricker, apprentice to Frank Lloyd Wright & built by Ray Brandes. Large windows fill the home w natural light, indoor/outdoor living w original custom concrete floors. The home has been revitalized w all new appliances, custom cabinets, tile & quartz countertops. Open concept perfect for entertaining, all on a single level. Detached heated room & carport. This is a true masterpiece of NW Architecture.

 

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Mike Tyson mansion in Las Vegas

February 25, 2016 by admin

Mike Tyson is racking up homes along one Las Vegas street the way he used to collect heavyweight titles.

The vicious-boxer-turned-jokey-entertainer just forked out $2.5 million for a 10,400-square-foot mansion a short walk from his current home in a suburban golf course community.

The 6-bedroom, 6.5-bath Mediterranean-style villa has all the pomp and luxury you’d expect in a Vegas mansion, including a grand piano in the chandeliered marble foyer.

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An open floor plan on the first level combines an expansive kitchen with a casual eating area and a family room with a wet bar big enough to deliver a punch. For knockout events, there’s a grand dining room and a great room with an ornate fireplace.

The massive master bath features lots of mirrors where Tyson can check out his facial tattoo, and a hot tub looking out onto a wide deck and the backyard swimming pool and spa.

Lest you worry that Tyson has bitten off more than he can chew, listing agent Ken Lowman from Luxury Homes of Las Vegas said he plans to list the champ’s smaller house down the street.

 

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Comment choisir le bon blanc?

February 17, 2016 by admin

Trouver le bon blanc… ce n’est pas évident! Trop bleuté? Trop verdâtre? Trop rosé? Voici comment s’y retrouver parmi l’infinité de nuances de blanc et ainsi choisir le bon blanc!

Tout d’abord, sachez qu’il n’y a pas de blanc miracle. Tout dépend de l’effet recherché.

Attention aux réflexes… On n’applique pas forcément un blanc froid à proximité d’un mur bleu… Au contraire, un tel agencement refroidira la pièce, alors qu’un blanc plus chaud réchauffera la pièce!

Je vous entends dire : « Mais quelle est la différence entre un blanc chaud et un blanc froid? »

Grossièrement, un blanc froid est un blanc qui tire vers le bleu, le gris, le vert alors qu’un blanc chaud sera porté vers le jaune, l’orange, le rose…

Vous me suivez jusqu’ici? Si vous avez répondu oui à cette question, vous êtes fin prêt pour mon cours 101 sur les blancs!

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Les blancs neutres

Il existe des blancs plus neutres que d’autres. Chez Sico, il se nomme « Blanc pur ». Il s’agit d’un blanc comportant moins de jaune et au pouvoir très couvrant. Aucun colorant n’est ajouté et il s’agence facilement, notamment avec les gris, qui encore cette année, sont très tendance.

Il est particulièrement difficile de trouver le blanc parfait, et ce, même pour un professionnel. Selon la lumière, les demi-teintes se révèlent. C’est pour cette raison que j’aime opter pour un blanc naturel, très neutre. Chez Benjamin Moore, c’est le « Blanc nébuleux » qui est le plus populaire. Il est polyvalent, juste assez chaud tout en contenant un soupçon de gris. Il s’harmonise à presque toutes les couleurs de la palette.

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Astuces pour sélectionner LE blanc qui vous convient

Le plus simple pour faire le bon choix? Rapportez votre échantillon de couleur à la maison, collez-le sur le mur à peindre et observez-le sous différents éclairages au cours de la journée.

Dernière astuce qui révèlera toutes les facettes du blanc sélectionné: Posez une feuille blanche sous l’échantillon de couleur. Ainsi, les nuances de blanc, même les plus subtiles, seront facilement perceptibles.

À votre pinceau maintenant !

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3 rénovations résidentielles à Montréal

February 17, 2016 by admin

1 / 5    La maison De Gaspé, La Shed architecture

Localisée dans le quartier de Villeray, cette rénovation contemporaine d’un duplex typiquement montréalais visait à créer une maison unifamiliale tout à fait hors du commun. Avec un budget de 400 000 $ en main pour le projet, La Shed architecture opta pour un style contemporain adapté à l’architecture environnante. L’entreprise décida également de retirer une partie de l’ancien duplex à l’étage pour créer une toiture-terrasse, rare avantage dans le quartier. Faisant face aux dimensions restreintes du terrain, la firme montréalaise regroupa une garde-robe, une toilette et des espaces de rangement dans un même bloc, servant aussi de séparation visuelle de l’espace intérieur. En combinant l’ouverture des pièces de vie sur 2 étages, l’utilisation de matériaux pâles et une généreuse fenestration, la résidence se trouve baignée d’éclairage naturel à toute heure du jour.

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2 / 5    Demers, La Shed architecture

Cette fois-ci, La Shed disposait d’un budget de 500 000 $ pour concevoir et réaliser la rénovation d’un duplex typique du plateau en maison contemporaine. Communiquant avec 4 bâtiments, la cour intérieure commune nous fait un clin d’œil en façade, avec sa matérialité jaune éclatante recouvrant la porte cochère. Comme à leur habitude, les concepteurs de La Shed on employé diverses stratégies autant matérielles que spatiales pour apporter le plus d’éclairage naturel possible, chose essentielle à toute résidence. Quelques éléments distinguent le projet, comme l’escalier “dont les lignes ont été conçues pour dynamiser la perspective” à l’intérieur de la maison, une grande porte de garage vitrée s’ouvrant sur la cuisine et un usage exceptionnel de l’espace disponible pour la réalisation de ce projet.

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3 / 5    2×1000, Tom Balaban architecte

Ce projet, situé dans le secteur de la Petite Italie, est le nouveau voisin de bâtiments datant de 1920. Étant donnée le petit budget mis en place pour la réalisation du duplex, la volumétrie finale ainsi que le choix des matériaux restèrent minimalistes. La grande fenestration donnant sur Waverly, combinée au travail épuré de textures dans le parement de briques sombres, vient mettre en valeur cette réalisation tout en restant en harmonie avec l’existant. À la recherche de luminosité, Tom Balaban opta ici pour des fenêtres s’élevant sur la pleine hauteur des étages, plongeant ainsi l’espace neutre, mais plein de finesse, dans la lumière du jour.

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