The House in the Forest conceived as the construction of an inhabited void, where the conceptual dichotomy of full and void, the material and the intangible converge at the same time.

Covered in reflective material, the pedestrian passage connects the existing building to the new wooden extension. Located on the De Lanaudière Street side, the extension aligns with the school's existing lateral façade. While similar in proportion, the two volumes differ in scale and function, showcasing both contrast and harmonious coexistence.