#maisondulacperdu

Located within the forests of Québec’s Laurentian region, Maison du Lac Perdu is conceived as a discreet intervention shaped by close observation of its site. Designed by Ravi Handa Architect, the project responds to the land’s topography, vegetation, and natural circulation patterns. Rather than imposing a formal architectural object onto the landscape, the house emerges from its surroundings, reinforcing a close relationship between habitation and wilderness. ©FelixMichaud The design process began with an extended study of the site. By walking the terrain and observing seasonal conditions, existing trails, sunlight patterns, and subtle changes in elevation, the architect identified a plateau where the forest... More