Wanda Ely Architect

WANDA ELY ARCHITECT INC. is a Toronto-based architecture design practice, specializing in modern residential projects.

Wanda graduated from Waterloo School of Architecture in 1998. After working for a number of award-winning firms on several commercial, hospitality, retail and residential projects, she launched Wanda Ely Architect Inc. in 2011.

Her projects to date, which have been featured in Chatelaine, Toronto Life and DesignLines, set the tone for a practice dedicated to the beauty of contemporary architecture.

Each project begins as a thoughtful search to understand the desires of the client and to identify and draw out the meaningful qualities of the environment, which together form the inspiration for the design.

From initial inspiration to the detailed crafting of space, the work of the practice depends on a careful mediation of aesthetics and function, with the aim to transcend both. The firm’s motivation is to create buildings and spaces that bring delight to the lives of those who use and occupy them.

Wanda’s interests lie in both the private and public realms. She has established herself as a professional known for her integrity in both design service and client relations.

LOCATION: Toronto, Canada
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Munro House in Toronto Wanda Ely Architect

Munro House / Wanda Ely Architect

Architect: Wanda Ely Architect Project: Munro House Location: Toronto, Canada Photography: Scott Norsworthy Munro House is a single-family home designed by Wanda Ely Architect for a young family from Toronto, Canada. Built for a couple who love to cook and entertain, this renovation opens up the ground floor and relocates the kitchen to the center of

Brook Renovation by Wanda Ely Architect

Brook Renovation / Wanda Ely Architect

Project: Brook Renovation Architects: Wanda Ely Architect Location: Toronto, Canada Photography: Scott Norsworthy Brook Renovation Project was recently completed by Wanda Ely Architect, a Toronto-based architecture design practice. This renovation transforms the ground floor of a semi-detached Toronto home. Two wood screens are strategically inserted to create a highly efficient floor plan that gets the

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