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.
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.
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