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BALNEA spa - Le pavillon Ouest
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Blouin Tardif Architecture Environnement, Balnea spa, réserve thermale, Le pavillon Ouest, Bromont, Quebec, Canada
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Blouin Tardif Architecture Environnement, Balnea spa, réserve thermale, Le pavillon Ouest, Bromont, Quebec, CanadaBALNEA has been offering guests a new way to enhance their spa experience. Designed and built by the acclaimed architectural firm of Blouin Tardif Architecture Environnement, the Pavillon Ouest – West Pavilion – includes a large terrace, hot tub and Turkish bath. The new pavilion adds capacity to the spa, while pursuing the exceptional facility’s mission: reinventing the art of relaxation through a fully immersive experience in the heart of nature.

Located in Bromont and overlooking a breathtakingly beautiful natural reserve, BALNEA has always showcased gorgeous avant-garde architecture together with its splendid site. Until recently, the spa’s views were mainly over Lac Gale, while the new pavilion is designed to enhance contact with nature and the surrounding forest.
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Blouin Tardif Architecture Environnement, Balnea spa, réserve thermale, Le pavillon Ouest, Bromont, Quebec, Canada
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DESCRIZIONE
 
The large terrace and hot tub
Blouin Tardif Architecture Environnement, Balnea spa, réserve thermale, Le pavillon Ouest, Bromont, Quebec, CanadaWith a superb view of Lac Gale and the Appalachians, the enormous 1500 sq. ft. terrace features clean lines, along with textures and materials (including ipe wood) inspired by the most appealing trends. Its position lets guests enjoy the sun comfortably from afternoon to sunset. The terrace is naturally integrated into the environment, and leads bathers to the spectacular whirlpool bath.

The bath is designed for up to 25 bathers at a time – making it the spa’s largest. “We chose an infinity pool so that the surface of the water blends into the lake in the background and the mountains beyond, but also to hide activities going on elsewhere. Bathers are sheltered from the rest of the site and embraced by the warm water, giving them a sense of total privacy,” Laframboise says. In summer, the 30-foot bath is used as a relaxation pool, offering an exceptional thermal experience.
A sunbathed Turkish bath
Blouin Tardif Architecture Environnement, Balnea spa, réserve thermale, Le pavillon Ouest, Bromont, Quebec, CanadaNestled in a forest of majestic maples and other species, with a burbling stream providing the soundtrack, the new facility is a natural fit for the progression of the thermal experience.

Inside, the hammam’s eucalyptus vapours ease the deepest tensions. Soft natural light helps create a cozy, serene ambiance. Unlike most steam baths of this type, the space includes a large south-facing window, screened from prying eyes by smoked-glass panels. Guests enjoy as much light as possible, without sacrificing privacy.
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Blouin Tardif Architecture Environnement, Balnea spa, réserve thermale, Le pavillon Ouest, Bromont, Quebec, Canada
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PUNTI DI VISTA
 
 
Blouin Tardif Architecture Environnement, Balnea spa, réserve thermale, Le pavillon Ouest, Bromont, Quebec, Canada“The siting of these facilities on the west side of the spa highlights an area that had been under-used. Previously, our restaurant and its outdoor terrace occupied the space. In 2014, we moved the restaurant and terrace to the east, near the reception area. Our long-term plan has been to offer our guests more access to this sunny part of the property, with that soothing yellow light that lingers at the end of late-winter days, and delivers softer warmth on long summer afternoons,” says Denis Laframboise, the spa’s president and co-owner.
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ECOSOSTENIBILITA'
 
Blouin Tardif Architecture Environnement, Balnea spa, réserve thermale, Le pavillon Ouest, Bromont, Quebec, CanadaBecause they are always working to minimize the reserve’s environmental footprint, the owners have opted for a sustainable approach to everything from materials to the mechanical equipment behind the new wellness space. “To minimize our impact on the local flora and fauna, the new structures were built off-site, with only final assembly done on-site,” Laframboise explains.
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LOCALIZZAZIONE
 
Continente
America del Nord
Nazione
Canada
Provincia
Québec
Regione
Montérégie
Città
Bromont
Indirizzo
319 Chemin du Lac Gale
 
 
Sito web
E-mail
info@balnea.ca
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TIPOLOGIA
 
Principale
ARCHITETTURA
Edifici per la sanità e per il benessere
Edifici termali, spa
Accessoria
ARCHITETTURA
Interventi su edifici esistenti
Ampliamento, sopraelevazione
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CRONOLOGIA
 
Progetto
2014    
Realizzazione
2016 - 2018
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COMMITTENTE
 
 
BALNEA spa + réserve thermale
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DATI
DIMENSIONALI
 
Superficie
Terrazzo: mq. 140
Vasca acqua calda: mq. 28
Capienza
Vasca idromassaggio: 25 persone
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STAFF
 
Progetto
Blouin Tardif
Architecture – Environnement
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Photos © Mathieu Lachapelle
Text edited by v2com newswire
Courtesy of BALNEA spa + réserve thermale | v2com newswire

Blouin Tardif Architecture Environnement, Balnea spa, réserve thermale, Le pavillon Ouest, Bromont, Quebec, Canada



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