architect Maurice Martel turns iconic fashionable structure on its head in a Montréal mission the place they designed an indoor pool that may be loved year-round, even throughout Quebec’s lengthy winters. Pavilion A references Philip Johnson’s Glass Home and Ben Rose’s Home featured in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, with its minimalist steel and glass construction. Large home windows float from ground to ceiling, with a flat roof that appears to drift above.
The outside of the construction could be black, however the inside is vivid with skylights and a white ceiling.
Inside, a lot of the perimeter is lined with crops to offer a tropical really feel that evokes rest whereas providing added privateness.
A round construction clad in heat pink cedar slats conceals the toilet, which opens to disclose a vivid white inside flooded with pure gentle from above.
Pictures by Adrien Williams, courtesy of v2com.
