Larch-clad extension breathes new life into an old hunting lodge in Canada

This quaint hunting lodge in Canada changed function several times before being turned into a cozy family home. The new owners commissioned architect Anik Péloquin to design an extension which would echo the architecture of the original building and provide the family with additional space. This resulted in a two-volume structure that fit perfectly into its wooded surroundings. The small house, located on a secluded lakeside lot in La Malbaie, Canada, was used as a hunting lodge for the first...

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