Substantial renovations conducted by Alberghini Architect Inc. over the past 10 years have transformed this residence into a home that the owners’ call their own “private paradise.” The most recent project, a solarium on the second floor, has created a year-round garden. There is a natural flow, a continuum, between the indoors and nature. The owners say that the space has a serene relaxing beauty and has become an inspiring work space as well as a retreat from their busy schedules. Additionally, they are sleeping more soundly in the adjacent master suite. They attribute all of these benefits to the fact that the solarium was designed and built using BioGeometry®.

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Zoom sur le côté Nord. La crédence de la cuisine consiste en un enduit de béton ciré couleur Jade directement posé sur le placoplâtre. Le réfrigérateur encastrable a finalement été laissé tel quel, ajoutant un élément métal en complément du bois et du minéral. (Crédit Photo : Éric Peslier ®)

This space opens to a terrace overlooking the gardens and the pool in a continuous succession of spaces, fulfilling the entertaining requirements of the client.

Fusuma traditionnel (mais encadré) directement importé du Japon.
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Plateforme de repos intégralement japonaise, vue depuis la mezzanine. (Crédit Photo : Éric Peslier ®)
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Finalement, sur le chantier que la cliente supervisait elle-même, la douche a été déplacée dans l'angle opposé. L'impact a été significatif au point qu'il a fallu changer le plan de calepinage et acheter du carrelage supplémentaire (grande distribution) pour composer plus de frises et de lès de carrelage décoratif. (Crédit Photo : Agnès Grisard®)

This villa is set in the luscious South Florida vegetation of Coconut Grove, south of Miami. The client loved the style of Tuscan villas, and they became the inspiration for the design of this classical home. The villa’s main body consists of a succession of entertainment spaces that begins with a two-storey, barrel-vaulted foyer. Through a series of five arches the foyer flows into an expansive living room with a view of the gardens, fountains and swimming pool. The dining room and kitchen are open from one side of this area, and the library, billiard room and movie theatre are on the opposite side. Guests are accommodated in the west wing of the villa, and the east wing houses a six-car garage and servants’ quarters. The owner’s suites on the second floor are extensive and very private.

This space opens to a terrace overlooking the gardens and the pool in a continuous succession of spaces, fulfilling the entertaining requirements of the client.

Travaux d'aménagement tout justes livrés avant emménagement. (Crédit Photo : Sylvain Naudeau ®)
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Vue d'ensemble où l'on distingue bien les différents espaces (entrée, repas, travail, détente). (Crédit Photo : Éric Peslier ®)
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Esquisse de la grande fresque murale reprenant les codes couleurs de la charte graphique de la société. (Crédit Photo : Lucas Souperbiet ®)
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This space opens to a terrace overlooking the gardens and the pool in a continuous succession of spaces, fulfilling the entertaining requirements of the client.

Fresque artistique réalisée en seulement 2 jours 1/2. (Crédit Photo : Lucas Souperbiet ®)
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