Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
Welcome to Off Plaza!
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
The light effect of the sun hitting the St. Marc stone on the front facade.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
The custom-made steel staircase shapes the interior courtyard. A large steel planter provides freshness and softness to the central courtyard.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
Spectacular view from the 3rd floor, access to town houses and penthouses via the openworked footbridge.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
The kitchen of the town houses, view towards Saint-Hubert Street.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
The kitchen of the town houses, view towards the alley.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
The compact but sunny kitchen, open to the city and living areas.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
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Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
View on the living room and access to the mezzanine.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
The roof terraces, a place for relaxation and exchange between neighbours.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
Bright terrace and urban gardens!
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
The L. McComber workshop on the ground floor.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
View on St-Hubert Street, the office has a generous window below the sidewalk level.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
The dining tables that flank the large window.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
A long painted steel shelf designed and custom-made allows the architects' numerous samples to be neatly arranged.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
Large opening on the inner courtyard with its integrated library.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
The large integrated library consists of digitally cut painted steel shelves.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
Sober and elegant, the furniture is entirely designed and produced by L. McComber's team. Made of steel and stained plywood, it is modulable according to the various configurations.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
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Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
The modules are separated by natural felt screens to preserve the privacy of each architects.
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
The long and narrow kitchen, a perfect place to have a delicious dinner!
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Raphaël Thibodeau
Off Plaza: L. McComber meets la Maison du Rotin
L. McComber – architecture vivante
The conference room is decorated with natural felt to create an intimate and warm atmosphere. Fully revitalized Herman Miller chairs from the 70s to sit at a table is designed by L. McComber!
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Raphaël Thibodeau
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