The architecture of this Quebec residence carves out a restorative living experience
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Location
Val-Morin, QC J0T, Canada
Architect
Julia Manaças Architecte, Oyama
Client
Private
Floor Area
240 sq-m
Located in the mountains of Quebec, House MN’s architecture offers a practical response to the site and a calm, nature-forward domestic setting for its residents.
Key features
Julia Mana
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