Type: Wood shed
Location: Abitibi-Ouest, Qc
Intervention: New construction
Area: 280 sq.ft.
Year: 2023
Set against the snowy backdrop of Abitibi-Ouest, this discreet wood shed blends harmoniously into the landscape. Just a few steps from the residence, it offers a rustic refuge where wood can dry sheltered from the elements. A Massey Ferguson sits inside, testifying to the versatile use of this space. The traditional design, based on a post-and-beam assembly, allows owners to get involved in the creation, shaping the pieces themselves for smooth, efficient assembly. This achievement brilliantly illustrates how even modest projects, conceived with care and attention to detail, can lead to remarkable and significant results.


Barn doors, undisputed emblems of Quebec decor, lend an aura of rustic charm and authenticity to their surroundings. Their sturdiness and clean lines blend gracefully into the province’s picturesque landscapes and historic buildings. They seduce with their timeless character, evoking a past imbued with nostalgia and simplicity, while blending harmoniously with contemporary architectural trends.


In the timeless story of our forests, cords of wood remain silent witnesses, eternal symbols of warmth and comfort. In days gone by, lumberjacks stacked wood in bundles, tying them with cords to form regular piles. A standard cord of wood is equivalent to 128 cubic feet of heat. Despite its now more restricted use, it remains a poignant reminder of our history and a source of family nostalgia.


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