Canadian architecture reflects a quiet elegance rooted in natural surroundings. Browse projects from Canada published on HomeWorldDesign that highlight warm materials, clarity, and comfort.
Griffin Square by ACDF Architecture redefines urban living at the edge of downtown Montreal. Positioned at the corner of Peel and Ottawa streets, the project stands at a strategic gateway into the city and faces one of…
Maison Triplette by Le Borgne Rizk Architecture demonstrates how architecture can shape movement and experience. Defined by a striking black wall that organizes space and flow, the residence balances strong visual elements with a warm, light-filled interior.
Westport House by Office of McFarlane Biggar Architects + Designers (omb) is a careful renovation and structural upgrade of a mid-century modern home in West Vancouver. Architect Peter Kaffka originally designed the house in 1961, when it…
Lordco Head Office by Office of McFarlane Biggar Architects is more than a corporate workplace—it is a connected, people-focused environment that supports growth, collaboration, and wellbeing. With its skylit atrium, intuitive space planning, and thoughtful amenities, Lordco…
Le Mont Apartments stands as a model of how thoughtful collaboration and design optimization can transform a multi-residential building. DAG Design Intérieur’s expertise ensured that the project achieved a new level of refinement, blending functional solutions with…
Perched at the edge of a suburban street where homes give way to rugged coastline, Shoreline House by Splyce Design is a renovation and addition that balances contemporary design with environmental sensitivity. Defined by rocky outcrops, mature…
The Garden Laneway House is a compact yet striking residence designed to demonstrate the potential of small-scale urban densification. Positioned between garages along a service lane, the home combines modern lines, authentic materials, and carefully framed views.
Nestled within the vernacular streetscape of East Vancouver, Fluevog House stands out with its sea-green gable and playful geometry. Designed for a well-known local shoemaker, the residence celebrates the family’s passion for colour, form, and pattern.
Located in Toronto’s east end, Woodycrest House is a modern residence that seamlessly integrates into a neighborhood lined with homes over a century old. The owners envisioned a contemporary home that would fit harmoniously within the historic…
