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Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Wabi-Sabi Residence Draws Upon Japanese Aesthetic Culture
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The home features large windows to capture the surrounding views from most rooms.

Photo credit:
Lucy Call

Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Wabi-Sabi Residence Draws Upon Japanese Aesthetic Culture
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

This wall-mounted sink in the hall bathroom highlights how a thoughtful design approach can maximize functionality in a small space.

Photo credit:
Lucy Call

Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Wabi-Sabi Residence Draws Upon Japanese Aesthetic Culture
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The central hallway's skylights bring natural illumination deep into the interior.

Photo credit:
Lucy Call

Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Wabi-Sabi Residence Draws Upon Japanese Aesthetic Culture
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

Floor-to-ceiling windows and a skylight in this bathroom flood the space with natural light.

Photo credit:
Lucy Call

Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Wabi-Sabi Residence Draws Upon Japanese Aesthetic Culture
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The rough texture of the board-formed concrete walls both contrast with the refined beauty of the natural landscape beyond, and also compliment the rugged aspect of the site’s terrain.

Photo credit:
Lucy Call

Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Wabi-Sabi Residence Draws Upon Japanese Aesthetic Culture
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

View of the dining room and kitchen to the hallway beyond.

Photo credit:
Lucy Call

Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Wabi-Sabi Residence Draws Upon Japanese Aesthetic Culture
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The warm tones of the wood used throughout the home are expressed in the vocabulary of the kitchen cabinetry.

Photo credit:
Lucy Call

Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Wabi-Sabi Residence Draws Upon Japanese Aesthetic Culture
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The hue and materiality of the cement flooring offers a gentle contrast to the warm characteristics of the woods utilized for doors, cabinets and trim.

Photo credit:
Lucy Call

Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Wabi-Sabi Residence Draws Upon Japanese Aesthetic Culture
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The cedar screen casts artful shadows with ambient lighting at night.

Photo credit:
Matt Winquist

Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Wabi-Sabi Residence Draws Upon Japanese Aesthetic Culture
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

Another view of the integrated outdoor spaces and decks at night.

Photo credit:
Matt Winquist

Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Wabi-Sabi Residence Draws Upon Japanese Aesthetic Culture
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The home blends in while also standing out from the natural surroundings.

Photo credit:
Matt Winquist

Thought-Provoking Science: Matière à Réflexion, a New Video Projection on the Façade of UQAM’S Président-Kennedy Pavillon, Marks the 100th Anniversary of Acfas
UQAM - Université du Québec à Montréal

Cartographier les inondationsClément BesnardUQAR - Université du Québec à RimouskiFinaliste de l’édition 2015, La preuve par l'image

Photo credit:
Nathalie St-Pierre

Thought-Provoking Science: Matière à Réflexion, a New Video Projection on the Façade of UQAM’S Président-Kennedy Pavillon, Marks the 100th Anniversary of Acfas
UQAM - Université du Québec à Montréal

Lumière sur le relief terrestreGuillaume Légaré-Couture,INRS - Centre Eau Terre et EnvironnementFinaliste de l’édition 2021, La preuve par l'image

Photo credit:
Nathalie St-Pierre

Thought-Provoking Science: Matière à Réflexion, a New Video Projection on the Façade of UQAM’S Président-Kennedy Pavillon, Marks the 100th Anniversary of Acfas
UQAM - Université du Québec à Montréal

Globule d'énergieDenise ChabotAgriculture et Agroalimentaire CanadaFinaliste de l’édition 2019, La preuve par l'image

Photo credit:
Nathalie St-Pierre

Thought-Provoking Science: Matière à Réflexion, a New Video Projection on the Façade of UQAM’S Président-Kennedy Pavillon, Marks the 100th Anniversary of Acfas
UQAM - Université du Québec à Montréal

Un éboueur qui roule sur l'orWeimeng Ding et Ariel WilsonPolytechnique MontréalFinaliste de l’édition 2016, La preuve par l'image

Photo credit:
Nathalie St-Pierre

Thought-Provoking Science: Matière à Réflexion, a New Video Projection on the Façade of UQAM’S Président-Kennedy Pavillon, Marks the 100th Anniversary of Acfas
UQAM - Université du Québec à Montréal

S’assembler pour composerManel GhribiUniversité du Québec à Trois-RivièresFinaliste de l’édition 2018, La preuve par l'image

Photo credit:
Nathalie St-Pierre

Thought-Provoking Science: Matière à Réflexion, a New Video Projection on the Façade of UQAM’S Président-Kennedy Pavillon, Marks the 100th Anniversary of Acfas
UQAM - Université du Québec à Montréal

Pistil et étamine en toute intimitéYoussef ChebliUdeM - Université de MontréalFinaliste de l’édition 2015, La preuve par l'image

Photo credit:
Nathalie St-Pierre

Thought-Provoking Science: Matière à Réflexion, a New Video Projection on the Façade of UQAM’S Président-Kennedy Pavillon, Marks the 100th Anniversary of Acfas
UQAM - Université du Québec à Montréal

Soleil microbienLéa MuseauUniversité de SherbrookeFinaliste de l’édition 2021, La preuve par l'image

Photo credit:
Nathalie St-Pierre

Thought-Provoking Science: Matière à Réflexion, a New Video Projection on the Façade of UQAM’S Président-Kennedy Pavillon, Marks the 100th Anniversary of Acfas
UQAM - Université du Québec à Montréal

Mars tire son chapeau à l’ArctiqueÉloïse Brassard, UdeS - Université de SherbrookeFinaliste de l’édition 2022, La preuve par l'image

Photo credit:
Nathalie St-Pierre

Thought-Provoking Science: Matière à Réflexion, a New Video Projection on the Façade of UQAM’S Président-Kennedy Pavillon, Marks the 100th Anniversary of Acfas
UQAM - Université du Québec à Montréal

Les origines célestes du grésilMathieu Lachapelle, UQAMFinaliste de l’édition 2022, La preuve par l'image

Photo credit:
Nathalie St-Pierre