Carried away by the game

House plan SKY (#90106) was designed for land with a west facing facade. At the entrance to this house, we find spaces such as the powder room, the mudroom and the laundry room which are both functional and practical while being away from the air of life. The laboratory kitchen with its hidden pantry can accommodate several guests and have a view of everything that is happening on the ground floor. On the living room side, there is a double-height ceiling and large windows, which allows for closer contact with nature and brings a lot of natural light to these spaces.

Upstairs, there is a large master bedroom, a full bathroom with isolated toilet and laundry chute, and a mezzanine that can serve as an office and guest bedroom. To add a touch of fun to this house, there is a firemen pole that goes down to the ground floor… Yes, yes, a real firemen pole in your house! Just because you're an adult doesn't mean you don't have the right to have fun like children! That said, you can still take the open central staircase to get around.

In the basement, there are two bedrooms, a family room and a bathroom with isolated toilet. The space under the stairs has been reclaimed for the mechanical room to avoid loss of space.

Finally, an attached garage is located on the north side with access to the ground floor of the house which includes a small coat closet.

The concept of house plan SKY was to create an open, pleasant space that reminds us daily that play is important even as an adult.
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To ensure superior insulation for each of our ecological homes, the walls are made of a double frame of 2x4 spaced 24 inches apart. The amount of wood needed is therefore similar to that of a traditional house that uses 2x6 spaced every 16 inches. In addition, these two walls are also staggered in order to cut thermal bridges as much as possible, that is to say the continuous elements that create heat losses from the inside to the outside of the house. The insulation material used in this wall cut is squirt cellulose. It is a 100% recycled material that perfectly hugs each of the wall cavities for optimal insulation.
*For more information or to buy a traditional construction version, please contact our customer service.

Contemporary cottage house plan on 3 floors.
Large entrance leading to a mudroom and the laundry room (with laundry chute).
Practical half bath, set back.
Kitchen with very large island and pantry.
Living room with ceiling over 17 'high.
Firemen pole upstairs leading to the living room.
Large master suite with walk-in closet and private bathroom.
Lots of natural light on the mezzanine and in the living room area.
The daylight basement has 2 bedrooms, a family room, a full bathroom and storage (mechanical area).
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To ensure superior insulation for each of our ecological homes, the walls are made of a double frame of 2x4 spaced 24 inches apart. The amount of wood needed is therefore similar to that of a traditional house that uses 2x6 spaced every 16 inches. In addition, these two walls are also staggered in order to cut thermal bridges as much as possible, that is to say the continuous elements that create heat losses from the inside to the outside of the house. The insulation material used in this wall cut is squirt cellulose. It is a 100% recycled material that perfectly hugs each of the wall cavities for optimal insulation.
*For more information or to buy a traditional construction version, please contact our customer service.