Les Frères Tino House / Quinzhee Architecture
Les Frères Tino has been designed to make the most of the pleasures and activities offered by nature and the nearby mountains. The building is composed of three volumes: the two chalets and a central service volume that connects them. A long canopy provides a weatherproof pathway to the entrances. Cedar shingles on the exterior and pine board siding on the interior harmonize with the wooded context of the site. Since they are completely independent, the two cottages are designed to be rented separately by different families, or together by a large group of friends - up to 16 visitors. Although they face different directions, the two units offer the same unforgettable experience thanks to their similar interior layout.
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Les Frères Tino has been designed to make the most of the pleasures and activities offered by nature and the nearby mountains. The building is composed of three volumes: the two chalets and a central service volume that connects them. A long canopy provides a weatherproof pathway to the entrances. Cedar shingles on the exterior and pine board siding on the interior harmonize with the wooded context of the site. Since they are completely independent, the two cottages are designed to be rented separately by different families, or together by a large group of friends - up to 16 visitors. Although they face different directions, the two units offer the same unforgettable experience thanks to their similar interior layout.
