An Angular Lake House in Canada With a Cantilevered Pool

MU Structure, in collaboration with JS Bourdages Structure, just lately accomplished a contemporary dwelling situated on Lake Memphremagog in Magog, Canada. The 6,700-square-foot Memphremagog Lake Residence, which partially rests on the earlier dwelling’s footprint, is full with an undulating roof and cantilevered pool. Impressed by the unfolded wing of a hen, the angular roof and design makes the house stand out with the assistance of the darkish and pure stone exterior and wood fragmented ceiling inside.

The house sits atop of the steeply sloped shoreline affording the owners with surrounding views.

Along with the expansive inexperienced grounds, the residence options loads of outside areas, some partially coated, for enjoyable, entertaining, and swimming. At a degree, the roof cantilevers out 14 ft for cover from climate.

The elevated pool juts out over the yard 16 ft making it feel and appear as if it’s floating mid-air and increasing to the lake. A bolstered concrete construction makes all of it occur.

Photograph: Jean-Sébastien Herr

Photograph: Jean-Sébastien Herr

A door alongside the kitchen wall grants entry to a hidden service kitchen used for catered occasions and events.

The open residing house, which options the kitchen, eating room, and lounge, dwell underneath the various heights of the wood-covered ceiling – some components reaching 25 ft excessive. The ground-to-ceiling home windows observe together with the roofline offering uninterrupted views of the again off the property.

The heat of the wooden ceiling continues down into the kitchen with a wall of wooden cupboards and built-in home equipment.

Walnut panels unify the kitchen with a built-in dinette, library, and half of a double lounge.

The eating desk is customized made to seat 24 individuals.

The primary ground homes a veranda, coatroom, powder room, laundry room, and the first suite, along with the general public residing areas. The bottom stage beneath features a lounge, coaching room, spa with dry sauna, whirlpool tub, three bedrooms, two loos, and playroom.

Photographs by Ulysse Lemerise Bouchard, until famous, courtesy of v2com.

Caroline Williamson is Editorial Director of Design Milk. She has a BFA in images from SCAD and might normally be discovered trying to find classic wares, doing New York Occasions crossword puzzles in pen, or remodeling playlists on Spotify.