A Quebec treehouse preserves the landscape
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Lake Saint-Jean, Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, QC, Canada
Design
Delordinaire Architects, Annie Sylvain Architects
Area
50 sq-m
Along the expansive shores of south-central Quebec, Montreal-based Delordinaire Architects' model for prefabricated housing has sweeping views of Lake Saint-Jean and minimal impact on the environment.
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