The Lake Simcoe House is a custom-designed, prefabricated two-storey residence located along the scenic shoreline of Lake Simcoe near Barrie, Ontario. Thoughtfully designed to blend with its natural surroundings, the home embraces both efficiency and beauty through a modular construction approach.

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The structure will be assembled from four prefabricated modules — three forming the ground floor and one placed above to create the second storey. This modular system allows for a streamlined construction timeline while maintaining high-quality craftsmanship and environmental sensitivity.

Clad in a refined palette of natural materials including wood and stone, the home is designed to integrate seamlessly into the surrounding landscape, echoing the textures and tones of the lakefront environment.

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Complementary materials such as exposed steel and expansive glass elements introduce a modern industrial edge, bringing contrast and contemporary expression to the warm natural finishes.

Architecturally, the design features low-sloping rooflines with extended overhangs on both levels. These overhangs not only provide passive solar shading during the summer months but also lend a strong visual identity to the home — reinforcing its horizontal character and deep connection to the land.

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The Lake Simcoe House is a study in balance — where prefabricated precision meets design sophistication, and modern form meets timeless natural beauty.