Award-winning façade of Le Littoral, Architecture49, Cap-à-l'Aigle

Award-Winning Chalets in Charlevoix — Grands Prix du Design

Recognized by the Grands Prix du Design

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The Grands Prix du Design is the most prestigious design competition in Quebec and Canada. An independent jury of professionals — architects, designers, critics — assesses several hundred projects each year across dozens of categories.

Our Le Littoral chalet received two Platinum awards at the 14th edition (2021), in the *Residence / Cottage & Country House in Interior Design* and *Accommodation, Restaurant & Bar / Lodging, Cottage & Cabin for Rent* categories.

Jury comment:

> "Stunning! A formal originality beautifully integrated to its wonderful setting."

The project was designed by Architecture49, a leading Canadian architecture firm. L'Embâcle, by Bernard Serge Gagné at ABCP architecture, is a more conceptually narrative project — the architect describes it as "two heaped blocks of ice lying in the clearing." These properties stand a few streets apart in Cap-à-l'Aigle, La Malbaie.

The 2 matching chalets

Le Littoral façade, Double Platinum Winner, Cap-à-l'Aigle

Chalet

Le Littoral

Luxury chalet with private pool, sauna and spa, St. Lawrence River view

Double Platinum Winner, Grands Prix du Design 2021. Architecture49.

14 guests4 bedrooms5 bathroomsfrom $450 / night
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L'Embâcle façade, ABCP design, two ice blocks in the clearing

Chalet

L'Embâcle

Luxury chalet with private pool and spa, river view

ABCP architecture (Bernard Serge Gagné). An ode to nordicity.

12 guests4 bedrooms4 bathroomsfrom $450 / night
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Frequently asked questions

Which chalet won design awards?
The Le Littoral chalet, designed by Architecture49, is a Double Platinum Winner at the 14th edition (2021) of the Grands Prix du Design — the most prestigious design competition in Quebec and Canada — in the residence/cottage and lodging-for-rent categories.
Can I stay in an architect-designed chalet?
Yes. Le Littoral is by Architecture49; L'Embâcle, designed by Bernard Serge Gagné (ABCP architecture), is conceived as 'two blocks of ice' set in the clearing. The two properties stand a few streets apart in Cap-à-l'Aigle, La Malbaie.

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