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Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Gare de Grande Point, Le Massif de Charlevoix by Stephan LangevinAugust 30th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: STGM Architectes Built along the St. Lawrence River at the bottom of the Massif de Charlevoix mountain, the Grande Pointe railway station gives clients of the new tourist train and shuttle access to the mountain. Integration with the unique landscape of the region is achieved through the station’s simplicity, scale, intrinsic relationship with the river and materials.  Image Courtesy: Stephane Groleau
 Image Courtesy: Stephane Groleau The tamarack boards, which cover most of the building, are harvested locally. Their appearance, left in their natural state, will change, becoming grayer over time. The spacing between the boards allows slivers of light into the interior, reflecting the rural architecture of the Charlevoix region with its rustic barns and rough wood structures.  Image Courtesy: Stephane Groleau  Image Courtesy: Stephane Groleau  Image Courtesy: Stephane Groleau  Image Courtesy: Stephane Groleau  Image Courtesy: Stephane Groleau  Image Courtesy: Stephane Groleau  Image Courtesy: Stephane Groleau  Image Courtesy: Stephane Groleau  Image Courtesy: Stephane Groleau  Image Courtesy: Stephane Groleau
Proofread by: Anand Gangal Contact Stephan Langevin
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