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Village Lacey Green
By : Gauvreau Design
GRANDS PRIX DU DESIGN – 16th edition
Discipline : Interior Design
Categories : Residence / Residential Tower & Condominium Project - Common Space : Silver Certification
Village Lacey Green is a real estate project located in a new development on the West Island of Kirkland. The project is intended to be a place of sharing where different generations and different cultures come together. This neighborhood evokes old fashioned values with tradition at its core.
The guideline of the project is based on the idea of bringing the inhabitants together and breaking the isolation through community. The Mid Century style inspired us with its main principles characterized by a contemporary architecture with full height windows, in order to create a direct relationship with nature. Creating comforting meeting places by offering a reinterpretation of this mid-century American design movement was all about this project.
This comforting style can reach out to all generations and is manifested in many ways: the dark black ceramic floor with golden veining, the Eames armchairs, the Louis Poulsen lighting, and the warm, tannin-rich wood tones all support this style. In addition, the different meeting areas, curved by large bay windows and open to nature, are delimited by a large ceiling in dark wood which reinforces the ideology of this great current.
The central foyer subdivides the entrance hall while linking them, allowing for different seating configurations. Upon entering, a lounge welcomes people with a large sectional. This is followed by a section with tables that can accommodate groups of different sizes. The bench and low wall delimit the area without obstructing the axis of circulation while maintaining a clear view of the living area.
Collaboration
Interior Designer : Gauvreau Design
