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About Scott Norsworthy

Scott Norsworthy is a photographer living and working in Toronto, Ontario, where he recently completed his Masters of Architecture at the University of Toronto.

I live in Toronto, Canada, photographing for clients locally and abroad. I am a graduate of the B.Sc. (Arch) program at McGill University and the M.Arch program at the University of Toronto where I received the RAIC Honour Roll and inaugural Faculty Design Prize for high achievement in design. I currently teach sessionally in the undergraduate program of the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design at the University of Toronto.

LOCATION: Toronto, Canada
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Hepbourne Street House 3

Hepbourne Street House by Denegri Bessai Studio

Denegri Bessai Studio architects recently have designed Hepbourne Street House, a family home located in Toronto, Ontario. Denegri Bessai Studio was established in 2013 by partners Tom Bessai and Maria Denegri. Project description: This unusual project near Bloor and Ossington Streets unfolded from back to front. The scope gradually evolved forward through a redesign of the […]

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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