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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
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.

One-Story House in the City Montreal, Canada by Anik Péloquin architecte

 
July 10th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: v2com

There are a few one-storey houses in almost every residential Montreal neighborhoods. They house single families and stand out from the dense setting from the beginning of the 20th century. This 900 sq.ft.-house is located at the corner of 2 busy streets in Ahuntsic. The size of the property and tight budget did not make it possible to build an extension. The interior was therefore reconfigured to fit a third room and meet the needs of this family of 4.

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

  • Architects: Anik Péloquin architecte
  • Project: One-Story House in the City
  • Location: Montreal, Canada
  • Photography: Daniel Kudish
  • Project Manager: Anik Péloquin
  • Engineer: Donald Arsenault, Consulting Enginner
  • Contractor: Les entreprises G3F inc.
  • Project surface area: 900 sq.ft.
  • Finalisation date: March 2011

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

The small naturally-lit and ventilated rooms are now located along the front and back of the house. The common living spaces are in the middle of the house. A new skylight and new openings on the side façade provide some light and rare views. An oiled pine floor, some birch plywood, coloured laminates and light colours unite merge and enhance this small space for a small fee.

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

To comply with municipal regulations, the façades are built of bricks. Some cedar insertions control the small volume of a single-floor dwelling. It is the lateral façade that best showcases the new layout. Once shaded, it now has windows that are strategically placed to preserve the intimacy of the occupants and add more natural lighting. The front façade is more traditional and has a cedar bench used for storage. It is located on the new porch.

Like its occupants, it is a comfortable and friendly home.

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

Image Courtesy © Daniel Kudish

Image Courtesy © Anik Péloquin architecte

Image Courtesy © Anik Péloquin architecte

Image Courtesy © Anik Péloquin architecte

Image Courtesy © Anik Péloquin architecte

Image Courtesy © Anik Péloquin architecte

Image Courtesy © Anik Péloquin architecte

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