Articles Tagged with ''Toronto''

The corner-lot residence balances contemporary design with its historic context through artful massing and well-conceived details.

Bridging campus and city, the tapered, light-filled innovation center welcomes interdisciplinary collaboration.

A novel take on the bay-and-gable typology combines 19th-century charm with contemporary spatial concepts, showing a new way to tackle urban infill housing.

The state-of-the-art building embraces its river valley setting with a hybrid mass-timber structure and advanced environmental strategies.

In expanding and renovating an Edwardian dwelling, the Toronto firm rises to the challenge of balancing the house’s historic character while meeting the clients’ wish for a minimalist aesthetic.

The OpenROM project will transform the main lobby of Daniel Libeskind's contentious, crystalline 2008 expansion while adding new, admission-free gallery space.

Blind Dormer House, a remodel of a two-story 1920s dwelling in a former streetcar suburb of Toronto, offers color, texture, and spatial flexibility.

Superkül expands and updates a classic Edwardian house on a park for 21st century living.

Drawing from Indigenous design elements, the team's vision for the reimagined performing arts complex was selected from five shortlisted proposals.