Ecological House In Montreal With Contemporary Exposed Beams

Architecture Design - Ecological House In Montreal With Contemporary Exposed Beams

Ecologia Montréal designed by Gervais Fortin located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada had the objective to reduce the ecological footprint.

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Local materials with little polluting elements are used. The house is built in insulating concrete forms. Part of the material used is constituted of 100% recycled materials. The concrete contains 39% of recycled materials.

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The roof is made of fiberglass with a life cycle of more than 100 years.

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Contemporary exposed beams inside the house and the big windows make this a cozy and modern living space. The recycled radiant floors are attached to a geothermal system.

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