<ul><li>The renovation of Sutton House in Sutton, Québec by Pelletier de Fontenay unifies the building's multiple iterations through the use of white cementitious coating.</li><li>The architects developed custom white mineral finishes that allow the underlying textures to remain legible, creating a palimpsest effect.</li><li>The house combines traditional building techniques with contemporary environmental consciousness, using hemp insulation and repurposed timber.</li><li>Passive strategies such as thermal mass, natural ventilation, and solar orientation are employed, along with limestone flooring for passive solar heating.</li></ul>

White Mineral Finishes Unite Three Centuries of Architecture

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