Sainte Marthe, Quebec 2,640 square feet plus loft Barn style
CompletedLocation: Sainte-Marthe, Quebec Center Section: 20' × 60' × 20' (two-level design) Side Wings: Two 12' × 60' × 13' mono-slope wings Building Type: Wing Span barndominium feature model Roof Design: Central raised volume with mono-sloped wings Design Style: Modern barn-inspired steel home Setting: Waterfront along the Rivière des Mille Îles Exterior Concept: Symmetrical “wing span” layout This impressive Wing Span barndominium in Sainte-Marthe, Quebec takes inspiration from classic barn forms and elevates them into a bold, modern steel frame home design. The two-level central structure (20' × 60'), rising to 20 feet, creates a dramatic focal point, while the dual mono-sloped wings extend outward, forming a clean and balanced architectural profile. The result is a seamless blend of traditional agricultural form and modern barndominium living, offering both visual impact and practical interior space. Set along the scenic Rivière des Mille Îles, this home becomes a standout feature on the shoreline—delivering both durability and refined design in a unique waterfront setting. This project is a perfect example of how barndominium homes in Canada can push design boundaries while maintaining the strength and efficiency of steel construction. Click the image above to view the full gallery.
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