This vacation residence is part of a family compound established in the 1920’s. The site, a Canadian peninsula on Lake Memphremagog in southern Quebec, invites breath-taking views of the lake and surrounding mountains and contains several shingle-style cottages typical of vacation colonies in the northeast.

The structure nestles into the land, affording opportunities to interact with its natural setting, and the articulated roofline echoes the profile of the mountains. Through shaping and materials, the timelessness of life on the lake is strongly reinforced.