• The addition was conceived as a pavilion entered by a stair passing through a former window.  It opens a conversation between the original 19th-century house and the mid-20th-century garage addition upon which it sits.  The new pavilion sits squarely on the flat roof deck of the garage, its hip roof responding – without mimicry – to the mansard roof of the house.   The interior reveals a surprising lightness and airiness:  an informal space for work or contemplation in the manner of a contemporary solarium or a 19th-century conservatory.

    Photos: Michel Brunelle

  • Original site plan
  • Proposed site plan
  • Proposed lake view
  • Proposed side elevation
  • Proposed front elevation
  • View from lake before construction
  • View from lake with new pavilion
  • View of the pavilion
  • Interior view
  • Interior view
  • Interior view
  • Interior view
  • Interior view

The addition was conceived as a pavilion entered by a stair passing through a former window.  It opens a conversation between the original 19th-century house and the mid-20th-century garage addition upon which it sits.  The new pavilion sits squarely on the flat roof deck of the garage, its hip roof responding – without mimicry – to the mansard roof of the house.   The interior reveals a surprising lightness and airiness:  an informal space for work or contemplation in the manner of a contemporary solarium or a 19th-century conservatory.

Photos: Michel Brunelle

  • Original site plan
  • Proposed site plan
  • Proposed lake view
  • Proposed side elevation
  • Proposed front elevation
  • View from lake before construction
  • View from lake with new pavilion
  • View of the pavilion
  • Interior view
  • Interior view
  • Interior view
  • Interior view
  • Interior view

Pavillon sur le toit, Baie d’Urfé