the house can be described as contemporary canadian wilderness architecture with the character of a high-end private lodge. it combines a clean, modern architectural language with warm natural materials and a strong connection to the surrounding landscape.
the design is composed of several low, cubic pavilion-like structures connected by glazed corridors and expansive timber decks. rather than reading as one large building, the property feels more like a private luxury retreat integrated into the landscape.
the finely textured shingle façades contrast beautifully with the raw, massive granite formations surrounding the property.
water is an integral part of the architectural concept rather than simply an additional amenity. the pools and reflecting ponds extend between the buildings and terraces, creating the impression that the house is floating among the rocks and trees.
the central deck becomes almost an island, surrounded by water and connected to the individual pavilions by timber walkways.