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Wood Residence
Vives St-Laurent
Second floor hallway
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Alex Lesage
Wood Residence
Vives St-Laurent
Ensuite bathroom
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Alex Lesage
Wood Residence
Vives St-Laurent
Ensuite bathroom
Photo credit:
Alex Lesage
Wood Residence
Vives St-Laurent
Ensuite bathroom
Photo credit:
Alex Lesage
Wood Residence
Vives St-Laurent
Ensuite bathroom
Photo credit:
Alex Lesage
Wood Residence
Vives St-Laurent
Ensuite bathroom
Photo credit:
Alex Lesage
Wood Residence
Vives St-Laurent
Layout - Second floor
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Vives St-Laurent
Wood Residence
Vives St-Laurent
Layout - Main floor
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Vives St-Laurent
Long Lake Cottage
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
Situated below a ridge of exposed bedrock,the lower half of the cottage is concealedfrom view on approach, while its upperfloor is accessed via a bridge.
Photo credit:
Riley Snelling
Long Lake Cottage
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
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Riley Snelling
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Long Lake Cottage
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
The upper-level living spaces float above the forest, with wrap-around windows and sliding doors opening to a sunlit deck that blurs the line between indoors and out.
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Riley Snelling
Long Lake Cottage
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
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Riley Snelling
Long Lake Cottage
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
A cast concrete hearth forms the focalpoint of the space, surrounded by ampleseating designed to invite gathering andconnection.
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Riley Snelling
Long Lake Cottage
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
A 17-foot-long built-in bench beneath thewindow with integrated storage offersadditional options for casual lounging,while also creating a cozy spot to take inthe view.
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Riley Snelling
Long Lake Cottage
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
The open plan living, dining room, and kitchenmerge seamlessly, fostering connection withinthe space. Every circulation route terminatesat a window or door, ensuring constant visualaccess to the surrounding landscape.
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Riley Snelling
Long Lake Cottage
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
The kitchen is outfitted with white oak millwork,complemented by stone countertops and amatching backsplash. A long island with a barsink and generous seating subtly delineatesthe space, while a continuous western hemlockceiling overhead softens acoustics and bringswarmth and texture to the interior.
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Riley Snelling
Long Lake Cottage
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
Expansive wrap-around windows blur theboundaries between indoors and outdoors,enhancing the connection to nature. Thewarm wood tones of the interior seamlesslyframe the view, drawing the surroundingforest into the space.
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Riley Snelling
Long Lake Cottage
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
The lower-level bedrooms open to theforest through floor-to-ceiling windowsand dedicated exterior entrances, offering guests a direct connection to thelandscape.
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Riley Snelling
Long Lake Cottage
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
On the lower deck, a pair of teak swings creates an intimate conversation area nestled against the rock face—offering a peaceful and cool spot for relaxation.
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Riley Snelling
Long Lake Cottage
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
The entry foyer blends warm and cool tones, with large-format tiles that echo the nearby rock of the Canadian Shield, grounding the materials within their natural surroundings.
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Riley Snelling
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