A compact retreat that merges architecture with nature in Whistler's lush landscape. Set amidst the towering conifers of Whistler, Canada, this home by Bricault Design redefines compact living through a masterful blend of craftsmanship and nature. The 1,268-square-foot residence is a testament to the seamless integration of architecture with its environment. Cascading green roofs appear to grow from the rocky terrain, providing shelter and insulation against Whistler's varied climate. Copper accents, notably around the cantilevered living room window, offer a visual continuity from the exterior to the interior. The approach to the home is a journey in itself, with covered pathways that meander through the landscape, offering cinematic views of the surrounding mountains and forest. Inside, the use of Douglas fir creates a warm, inviting atmosphere, with large windows framing the natural scenery. The kitchen and dining areas are defined by custom millwork and hidden storage solutions, maximizing space without sacrificing style. The living room features a deep cantilevered window seat, providing a serene nook to enjoy the forest views. A custom rail system supports floating stairs and shelving, showcasing the home's innovative design. Upstairs, the primary suite feels like a treehouse, elevated into the canopy for expansive views. The ensuite continues the theme of handcrafted elegance with wood vanities and slatted screens.
Design Highlights
Cascading green roofs that blend with the landscape Copper accents that create continuity between exterior and interior Douglas fir used extensively for warmth and texture Cantilevered window seat offering panoramic views Custom rail system integrating stairs and shelving
Key Facts
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Location | Whistler, Canada |
| Architect | Bricault Design |
| Year Completed | 2023 |
| Size | 1,268 square feet |
| Materials | Copper, Douglas fir, green roofs |





















