The Birch residence in Saint-Lambert, Québec, combines historical charm from the early 20th century with modern living needs. The architects aimed to eliminate the clutter of traditional partitioned rooms, creating an open layout that fosters flow between interiors and the outdoor environment, particularly centering on the kitchen. The design retains ornamental woodwork while introducing contemporary materials such as stained wood and concrete. The addition respects the original building's materials yet contrasts in form, ensuring the extension stands harmoniously within its suburban surroundings, embodying both history and modernity.
The Birch residence reinterprets early 20th-century elegance, merging historical aesthetics with contemporary design, fostering fluid spaces that enhance connection between the interior and exterior.
In reshaping the interior, architects prioritized openness, creating a layout that encourages natural flow, particularly highlighting the kitchen as a central gathering point.
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