Cantilevered design
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Stone Pier
This modern design utilizes stone piers to suspend volumes of glass to create the interior spaces, and capture views from throughout the home to connect with the natural beauty of the surrounding wetlands. Inside, wood elements are used to give warmth and contrast to the stone to create a welcoming feel to the spaces.
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The cantilevered deck and pool provide a unique experience, with a large glass guillotine window wall on a pulley system, raising to connect the with the interior of the house.
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Green roof decks are incorporated into the flat roof design providing another usable exterior space,... More
News • News • 24 Jan 2024
Provencher_Roy completes a landmark observation tower at the Port of Montreal
Canadian architectural firm Provencher_Roy recently completed the Port of Montreal Tower, a new signature tower and viewing platform that signals the presence of the port’s reinvigorated Grand Quay.
James Brittain
The culmination of a project that began a decade ago, the Port of Montreal Tower is described as “the jewel in the crown” of a plan that has transformed the former Alexandra Pier (built in 1899 and one of the world’s busiest grain exporting hubs) into a landscaped esplanade, public space, and upgraded cruise ship terminal. The transformation into a new public space was designed by Provencher_Roy in collaboration with landscape architectural studio NIPPAYSAGE.
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News • News • 23 Jan 2024
Custom limestone brick and unexpected curves characterize this Texas residence by Michael HSU Office of Architecture
Located in Bouldin Creek, Texas, the 3,447 square foot Greenbelt Residence by Michael HSU Office of Architecture is simple and restrained and allows the natural landscape to connect with the building while offering unexpected details and experiences.
Chase Daniel
Locally sourced, custom Leuders limestone brick fabricated specifically for this home is executed in gentle, unexpected curves. In front, the bricks are strategically stacked together to catch the eye and to create a screening element, which allows light to stream into the interior. The stone is complemented by hemlock wood siding and abundant, large windows providing a view of the outdoors from every room in the house.
A generous side yard maximizes the space to c... More