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Designed by Montgomery Sisam Architects Inc., the Greenwood College School Expansion is located in mid-town Toronto. The dense, four-storey structure adjoins the existing school at every level above grade, increasing the School’s square footage by 120%.
Hariri Pontarini Architects worked in close collaboration with St. Thomas Commercial Developments Inc. to design 7 St. Thomas, a building that harmonizes retail and commercial design through an inventive interplay of form and light.
The AKB, Atelier Kastelic Buffey designed house displays boldly graphic orthogonal geometries which define both front and back elevations, with tall slender windows and deep recessed balconies forming an intriguing composition of solid and void.
While a typical dwelling Flipped House keeps all public-facing spaces confined to its main floor, with private areas like bedrooms sequestered upstairs. Atelier RZLBD has adopted a configuration that divides public and private zones on either side of a vertical plane.
For Toms + McNally Design, Architecture is a response to context. Millgrove House, located in rural Hamilton, sits on a property that contained an abandoned apple orchard, and a hay-growing farm for local use.
3XN wins competition to design waterfront condo that honours the waves. Tridel and Hines have commissioned 3XN to design a building on the formerly industrial East Bayfront area.
Toronto, set on the shore of Lake Ontario, is an exciting and bustling city that is filled with impressive skyscrapers, a patchwork of neighbourhoods and a myriad of cultural diversity.
Designed by Hariri Pontarini Architects the Pinnacle One Yonge development, on Toronto’s waterfront, rethinks the typical mix of residential, commercial and retail space found in Toronto.
3XN’s first North American highrise has been commissioned by a Canadian developer, One Properties in Toronto, Canada. The 43 stories tall building is planned for Toronto’s vibrant and historic Church and Wellesley district.
Designed by Foster + Partners Construction on The One, a bold new development in the heart of Toronto, began last week.
Great Gulf to be the developers of the dramatic Mirvish+Gehry project planned for King Street just west of Toronto’s Downtown core designed by world-famous Gehry Partners, architects
Situated within Toronto’s Leaside neighbourhood, this development occupies a prime site along Eglinton Avenue. Designed by Batay-Csorba Architects with family life in mind, these contemporary residences offer generous living, dining rooms and spacious kitchens intended for cooking activities.
The new building design by Diamond Schmitt Architects brings daylight and views to a five-storey, glass-enclosed addition. The original concept for Robarts Library included three pods surrounding the core of the library.
Diamond Schmitt Architects is among a shortlist of firms selected to design a new civic centre for the Toronto suburb of Etobicoke. The scheme was recently presented at a public event.
Architects: +tongtong
Walking into Torteria San Cosme, you’re immediately struck by a cacophony of colour. Patterned tiles and hand-painted signs perfectly clash with a vivid large mural covering an entire wall, while an awning of multi-hued webbing cantilevers over the take-out counter.
Award winning interior design firm +tongtong has collaborated with renowned Owner/Chef David Lee to renovate the interiors of Nota Bene, an established fine dining restaurant that was originally designed by the buildings Architects KPMB.
Design: Batay-Csorba Architects. The Double Duplex was created in response to the cities growing need for alternative housing models due to the rising cost of urban real estate and the need for urban densification.