HOW CAN WE LIVE WITHIN THE LANDSCAPE?
DISCOVER THIS NEW RESIDENTIAL PROJECT BY ENTRE QUATRE MURS
At the edge of a wooded property in Mirabel, the Du Corail Residence settles into its surroundings with deliberate restraint. This contemporary single-family home of more than 7,700 square feet( 715 m ²), designed by Montreal-based studio Entre Quatre Murs over four years of development, emerges from a careful reading of the site and an attentive listening to those who would inhabit it.
A STAGED COMPOSITION ACROSS THREE LEVELS
The interior architecture orchestrates a succession of volumes conceived as a journey. Perched like a belvedere above the main floor, the mezzanine offers its owners a private retreat, punctuated by carefully chosen views into the canopy. The lower level, treated with the same exacting standards as the floors above, hosts leisure spaces, the teenagers’ quarters, and guest accommodations, benefiting from a rare visual openness thanks to the natural grade of the terrain. Between these two poles, the expansive open-plan main floor brings together the living room, kitchen, and dining area beneath an envelope pierced by generous bays. Natural light, filtered through these wide openings, becomes a material in its own right within the project.