Golf Exécutif Montréal Clubhouse
Clean lines and an impressive roof define the modernist structure by Montreal studio Architecture49.
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Image Credit: Photo: Courtesy of Stéphane Brügger -
Golf Exécutif Montréal Clubhouse
Image Credit: Photo: Courtesy of Stéphane Brügger “Our vision of the project was to create a singular building grounded in a unique location,” says senior architect Alexandre Sauvé. “It must be understood that this clubhouse is located on an island a few kilometers away from downtown Montreal, in an mix suburban green area. Its geographical location has dictated the proposition. We were greatly inspired by the language of modern architecture, which is very present on Nun’s Island, to design this clubhouse.”
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Golf Exécutif Montréal Clubhouse
Image Credit: Photo: Courtesy of Stéphane Brügger The building’s curve is meant to echo the the driving range and stay in balance with the setting–all while servicing of golfers who are working on their games.
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Golf Exécutif Montréal Clubhouse
Image Credit: Photo: Courtesy of Stéphane Brügger The extended roof allows players to use the range during inclement weather. That was the original brief, as requested by Golf Exécutif Montréal. The design evolved from there.
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Golf Exécutif Montréal Clubhouse
Image Credit: Photo: Courtesy of Stéphane Brügger Maple paneling, concrete floors and zinc elements are all part of the minimalist interior design.
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Golf Exécutif Montréal Clubhouse
Image Credit: Photo: Courtesy of Stéphane Brügger Borrowing a page from the indoor/outdoor residential design playbook, the studio was intent on giving visitors and expensive, full-concept experience.