The Address Magazine Nov-Dec 2013 #92: The Winter Issue
The Winter Issue: Embracing the Cold Front to summarise the adventures of this architect turned restauranteur
The Winter Issue: Embracing the Cold Front to summarise the adventures of this architect turned restauranteur
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<strong>The</strong> arrival to Trois Couronnes begins at a grand entranceway<br />
and ends in an underground cobbled stone garage<br />
spacious enough to park eight vehicles. <strong>The</strong> garage is cleverly<br />
coupled with ample storage facilities for bulky sport<br />
equipment, therefore reducing the danger of damage to the<br />
interiors and a heated boot room. Entering the main hallway<br />
of solid timber beams and ceilings, one is greeted by<br />
an art gallery disguising itself as part of the main reception<br />
and beyond the artwork lies the banquet hall. <strong>The</strong> banquet<br />
hall is housed within vaulted ceilings, the curves defined by<br />
soft lighting and beautiful muted timber flooring. <strong>The</strong> soft<br />
furnishings are kept in a neutral palate, allowing the continuation<br />
of the art pieces from the art gallery reception to<br />
flow into the banquet space.<br />
<strong>The</strong> delights of the central space continue below to a<br />
wine cellar and the carnotzet. <strong>The</strong> carnotzet looks onto the<br />
gallery of wine on one end and is anchored by a natural stone<br />
wash basin at the other end. Defined by a pair of plush ➢<br />
nov/dec <strong>2013</strong> | TA 41
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