Atelier Boom Town

Atelier Boom Town

763 Rue Marie-Anne, Montréal, QC H2J 2A6, Canada

ìwww.boom-town.ca

Historically, the Boomtown house is associated with the "mushroom" towns created near industrial complexes and mines in the years 1890-1920. It is easily recognised by its simple facade and square shape. Its roof is flat or nearly flat, an innovation for the time. The popularity of the Boomtown house was mainly due to increased space and low construction costs.

 A century later, l’atelier Boomtown proposes a rereading of human scale buildings architecture based on the original principles of the Boomtown house: Simplicity and efficiency. Working with space, light and matter, we design contemporary houses, adapted to modern living

PROJECTS

Varied volumetrics and local materials of the La Tierce residence for a living experience intimately linked with nature

Varied volumetrics and local materials of the La Tierce residence for a living experience intimately linked with nature

La Tierce is a residence perched on a sloping terrain by a lake in Laurentides, Quebec, Canada; like a true observation point of the landscape, its volumes create a diverse relationship with the environment, offering panoramic views as well as intriguing sights of a tree, a wooded area, or of the cliff
Wooden House

Lake residence in North America. Gabled roof and wooden sections for the Residence

The residence was designed by Atelier Boom Town for two brothers who wish to meet and spend special occasions with their families, relaxing in contact with nature along the banks of a lake in the Laurentian, North America