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Quinto
Quinto
Rue Montmagny, La Cité-Limoilou, Québec, Canada
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Quinto
Rue Montmagny, La Cité-Limoilou, Québec, Canada
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2020
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
Situé dans le quartier Saint-Sauveur, Quinto est un projet de remplacement d’une petite maison unifamiliale à l’intersection des rues Montmagny et Boisseau. Le bâtiment propose trois grands logements, un studio et une maison de ville sur trois étages distribués autour d’une circulation compacte en ciseau au cœur du projet. Une large porte cochère donne accès à la cour intérieure verdie de la maison de ville alors qu’en toiture, une terrasse commune et un potager urbain permettent d’apprécier le paysage de la haute-ville. Une trame de maçonnerie régulière se déploie sur les deux façades principales et encadre une fenestration rythmée et aléatoire. Des loggias ont aussi été intégrées dans la trame pour offrir des espaces extérieurs pour chaque unité. Marquées par de fines marquises, les entrées couvertes en retrait de la circulation publique marquent le seuil pour entrer dans le bâtiment. À l’arrière, le traitement de la façade actualise le vocabulaire vernaculaire typique du secteur en utilisant un jeu de revêtement léger d’acier et de fibrociment.
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Located in the Saint-Sauveur district, Quinto is a project to replace a small single-family home at the intersection of Montmagny and Boisseau streets. The building features three large apartments, a studio and a townhouse on three floors distributed around a compact, scissor-shaped circulation at the heart of the project. A wide porte cochère gives access to the townhouse's green inner courtyard, while the roof features a shared terrace and urban vegetable garden offering a view of the upper town. A regular masonry grid runs across the two main facades, framing a rhythmic, random pattern of windows. Loggias have also been integrated into the grid to provide outdoor spaces for each unit. Marked by fine canopies, the covered entrances, set back from public traffic, mark the threshold for entering the building. At the rear, the facade treatment updates the vernacular vocabulary typical of the area, using a play of light steel and fibrocement cladding.
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Located in the Saint-Sauveur district, Quinto is a project to replace a small single-family home at the intersection of Montmagny and Boisseau streets. The building features three large apartments, a studio and a townhouse on three floors distributed around a compact, scissor-shaped circulation at the heart of the project. A wide porte cochère gives access to the townhouse's green inner courtyard, while the roof features a shared terrace and urban vegetable garden offering a view of the upper town. A regular masonry grid runs across the two main facades, framing a rhythmic, random pattern of windows. Loggias have also been integrated into the grid to provide outdoor spaces for each unit. Marked by fine canopies, the covered entrances, set back from public traffic, mark the threshold for entering the building. At the rear, the facade treatment updates the vernacular vocabulary typical of the area, using a play of light steel and fibrocement cladding.
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