Photography by Adrien Williams
This home in Cap-à-l’Aigle, Quebec, designed by Bourgeois / Lechasseur architects, is named the ‘Altaïr House‘.
Altaïr means “The Flying Eagle”, which makes sense when the house is designed in the shape of a ‘V’, and has long facades that are suspended over the surrounding nature.
Photography by Adrien Williams
Inside, the home is bright and spacious with built-in wooden cabinetry and large windows.
Photography by Adrien Williams
Western Cedar on the overhangs extend from the outside of the home through to the ceiling inside.
Photography by Adrien Williams
The living room is surrounded by black framed, floor-to-ceiling windows, with the large comfy couch focused on the fireplace.
Photography by Adrien Williams
In the kitchen, light wood cabinetry has been combined with white walls and white countertops for a clean and contemporary look.
Photography by Adrien Williams
Wood stairs with black metal handrails and mesh lead you to the upper floor of the home.
Photography by Adrien Williams
Upstairs, there’s access to an outdoor space that has great views of the area and overlooks the swimming pool below.
Photography by Adrien Williams
Here’s a look at the carport that’s tucked away underneath the house.
