Spahaus Chalets by YH2
Erected in the Canadian countryside, in the heart of the development Fraternité-sur-Lac, the Spahaus contemporary chalets are a wonderful human adventure. It is the creative meeting – for a perfect balance between inspiration and Scandinavian Zen – with the passionate developer and architect duo Loukas Yiacouvakis and Marie-Claude Hamelin, of the award-winning architectural design firm YH2. The design firm marries modern residences in wood and concrete with a natural experience in the Canadian Laurentians, making a clear shift away from traditional log lodges, the mythical Canadian cabin or plywood-heavy alpine cottages.
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