Toronto architecture design

Heritage for All Toronto by Human Space, Canada, inclusive design consultancy of BDP to tackle the challenge of addressing accessibility of heritage buildings while preserving historical integrity

Wrap House is a wholesale re-imagination, by Kohn Shnier architects, of an existing 1980’s side-split into a new single-family home for healthy, inspired multi-generational living in Toronto, Canada

Located on a large lot situated on a quiet tree lined street in Toronto, sits a 2-storey contemporary single family dwelling. Botfield House was transformed by Ancerl Studio

Designed by Gabriel Fain Architects, the new two storey laneway house at 95 Mackay is a study in compact living in Toronto, Canada

Designed by Batay-Csorba Architects, High Park Residence, Toronto, Canada, pays homage both to the clients’ Italian heritage and that of the Toronto residential building fabric

Designed by Alva Roy Architects, The Brother’s Residence is located on a long and narrow midtown lot backing onto a laneway, in Bloor West neighborhood of Toronto, Canada

Designed by Creative Union Network, Beaconsfield Laneway Suite in Toronto, Canada was built for a family of three, seamlessly blending traditional materiality with modern design

Designed by Studio JCI, Emily’s House is a 3,500 sqft modern multi-generational home in Toronto, Canada: North York property exemplifies harmonious co-living – retired couple, their adult children, and parents