© Adrien Williams

阿德里安·威廉姆斯

架构师提供的文本描述。MXMA体系结构

Text description provided by the architects. MXMA Architecture & Design is inspired by the foliage of Montreal’s Lafontaine Park in this metamorphosis of a duplex interior to create an innovative living space with abundant wood surfaces.

 © Adrien Williams

阿德里安·威廉姆斯

位于蒙特利尔高原的中心-蒙特-皇家自治州，面向拉方丹公园，这座20世纪的复式公寓最近经历了一次重大的内部改造。这个项目是由MXMA建筑和设计公司实现的，它受到了公园丰富的树叶的启发。当我们进入家，在二楼，我们发现一个广阔的森林区域，逐渐展开，当你看到内部的空间，就像一个分支的特征。由白色橡木制成的实心木板组成，树枝呈拱形变形，重新定义了在城市中的归属感。木材表面不断延伸到空间，变成地板，墙壁，天花板，扶手，甚至内置家具。

Located in the heart of Montreal’s Plateau-Mont-Royal Borough, facing Lafontaine Park, this turn-of-the-20th-century duplex recently underwent a major interior transformation. The project, realized by MXMA Architecture and Design, was inspired by the park’s abundant foliage. As we enter the home, at the second floor level, we discover a vast wooded area that gradually unfolds as you look into to the inner reaches of the space, resembling the character of a branch. Composed of solid planks of white oak, this branch is arched and deformed, redefining the sense of being at home in the city. Wood surfaces extend continuously into the space, metamorphosing into floors, walls, ceilings, handrails and even built-in furniture.

 © Adrien Williams

阿德里安·威廉姆斯

生活空间的组织以天花板的建筑形式为中心。木质表面的连续性成为家庭更多公共区域的组织原则，如入口处、客厅、餐厅和厨房。它创造了一种运动体验，通向三楼，那里有更多的私人区域，包括三间儿童卧室和一间主套房。

The organization of the living spaces revolves around the architectural form of the ceiling. Continuity of wooden surfaces becomes the organizing principle of the home’s more public areas, such as the entrance, the living room, the dining room and the kitchen. It creates an experience of movement that leads to the third floor, where the more private areas, including three children’s bedrooms and the master suite, are located.

 Floor Plan

由天花板不规则的表面增强了Casa的自然、充满活力的氛围。它们的角度体积调整到隐藏新结构，该新结构包括支撑第三层的施加的钢梁(33英尺长)。它们还覆盖了所有的通风管道。最后，天花板舒适地熔化到现有楼梯的结构中，然后展开以成为第三层上的栏杆，就像朝向阳光的花朵一样，它通过大的天窗进入空间。

The natural, vibrant ambiance of the Casa is enhanced by the irregular surfaces of the ceilings. Their angular volumes adjust to the conceal the new structure, which includes an imposing steel beam (33 feet long) that supports the third floor. They also cover all the ventilation ducts. Finally, the ceiling melts comfortably into the structure of the existing staircase and then unfolds to become a railing on the third floor, like a flower opening up towards the sunlight, which enters the space through a large skylight.

 © Adrien Williams

阿德里安·威廉姆斯

木制品给家一种同质、自然、活泼的感觉。从技术上讲，它演示了如何使用木材提供灵活和复杂的解决方案，高质量的完成。表面，材料和光一起产生共鸣，创造一个生活空间，散发出温暖，并受到其背景的启发。

The woodwork gives the home a homogeneous, natural and lively feeling. Technically, it demonstrates how wood can be used to provide flexible and complex solutions with a high-quality finish. Surfaces, materials and light resonate together to create a living space that emanates warmth and is inspired by its context.

 © Adrien Williams

阿德里安·威廉姆斯

产品描述。保罗的书

Product Description. The casa of Paul & Sigi faces the important greenery of Parc Lafontaine in Montreal, hence the use of wood in the indoor spaces. To reach the residence, you must climb to the second level. From there, one discovers a vast wooded-space filled with life that unfolds to the hollow of the house, like a branch. This branch, composed of massive white oak planks, is vaulted and deformed on several angles in an effort to challenge our sense of being at home. It becomes, in turn, floors, ceilings, guardrails and integrated furniture. In the Casa, wood is used in different ways. The continuity of the wooden surfaces accompanies us in our movements while ordering spaces. The quality of the wood gives a homogeneous, natural and living aspect to the project.

Architects MXMA Architecture & Design

Location Montreal, Canada

Category Houses Interiors

Architect in Charge Maxime Moreau

Area 104.0 m2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Adrien Williams

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