"CAPO proposes an architectural approach that prioritizes the movement of the body within space, situated near Baie Saint-Paul in Quebec's Charlevoix region."
"The residence is designed to root itself in the specific qualities of a rocky cliff, embracing the site's perilous and unstable terrain."
"The abrupt slope of the cliff inspired a rethinking of the design process, embracing the challenges posed by the residential commission and the unique context."
"Despite the dangerous and unstable nature of the cliff, the project introduces a critical dimension to the architectural design, enhancing the interaction between space and movement."
CAPO is an architectural project near Baie Saint-Paul in Quebec that emphasizes bodily movement in design. It integrates its residence into the unique characteristics of a rocky cliff, which presents challenges of instability. By addressing the cliff's dangerous slope, the project reconsiders traditional design methods. This critical approach allows for a deeper exploration of architectural possibilities within the context of a residential commission, ultimately enhancing the interaction between the built environment and its natural surroundings.
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