Modern Transformation: De la Roche Residence - Stunning Architecture Design in Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie

The De la Roche residence project represents a remarkable architectural transformation of a duplex located in the vibrant Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie neighborhood. Designed by the innovative architectural studio _naturehumaine, this project is tailored to meet the needs of a family with two young children, aiming to create a warm and functional primary residence. The vision encompasses a thoughtful reorganization of the existing structure while integrating an extension into the backyard, all while preserving the original façade in compliance with local city regulations.

A standout feature of the design is the striking grey angular volume that appears to float above the dining room. This cantilevered structure houses the master bedroom, extending gracefully over the garden terrace. To enhance the sense of privacy, the design incorporates a pair of elegant steel blades positioned in front of expansive glass panels on the garden façade. These blades serve a dual purpose: filtering the views from neighboring properties while also modulating the natural light that floods the living spaces throughout the day.

In a bid to create visual depth and intrigue on the garden façade, the design employs a two-tone color scheme. The suspended volume is elegantly clad in fibrocement boards of a sophisticated gray tone, contrasting beautifully with the warm copper finish applied to the windows, steel blades, and patio door in the recessed area of the back wall. This harmonious combination of materials and colors not only enhances the modern aesthetic of the residence but also fosters a sense of unity with the neighboring constructions, connected by an angular frame-like structure.

At the heart of the interior, the staircase emerges as a focal point, strategically positioned beneath a generous skylight. This architectural element is a composition of three distinct parts: the initial steps are adorned with luxurious white marble, leading to a wooden landing crafted from Russian plywood that seamlessly transitions into a functional working surface within the family room. Completing this captivating feature is a circular staircase, painted white, equipped with perforated steel guards and steps made from white birch, adding a contemporary touch to the overall design.

Throughout the De la Roche residence, the meticulous integration of concealed doors and custom furniture pieces fosters a minimalist and inviting atmosphere. A carefully curated palette of whites, greys, and blacks defines the aesthetic, ensuring a cohesive and serene environment in each room. This project is not only a testament to modern architectural design but also an embodiment of the harmonious blend between style and functionality, making it an ideal family home in the heart of Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie.

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