Long Lake Cottage featured in The New York Times

We’re thrilled that our Long Lake Cottage project has been featured in The New York Times, in a piece by writer Tim McKeough. The article highlights the project’s considered response to its site – a remote peninsula in the Muskoka landscape – and its commitment to preserving the land’s raw beauty through the creation of an off-grid retreat that feels embedded rather than imposed.

Designed for minimal impact, the cottage nestles among the trees with a low-slung form and natural material palette that allow it to recede into its surroundings. Interior spaces are organized to frame views and support an immersive, year-round connection to the surrounding landscape.

We are grateful to Tim McKeough for the insightful feature, and to our clients for their trust and ongoing collaboration throughout this meaningful project.

View the full article here.