Canadian architecture reflects a quiet elegance rooted in natural surroundings. Browse projects from Canada published on HomeWorldDesign that highlight warm materials, clarity, and comfort.
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…
Designed by Office of Mcfarlane Biggar Architects, the Salal Apartments project in North Vancouver reimagines the possibilities of social housing. Through a collaboration between developers, designers, and nonprofit organizations, this initiative shifts the conversation from minimum standards…
In the heart of Toronto’s Little Portugal, a once-dark mid-block building has been thoughtfully reimagined by VFA Architecture + Design. This compact, narrow structure—typical of the city’s dense commercial strips—was transformed into a bright, livable residence, without…
Perched on a sprawling five‑acre farm in Langley’s Agricultural Land Reserve, Heimaklettur (Home Rock) House by MOTIV Architects weaves Nordic heritage and high‑performance design into a timber‑framed sanctuary. Sited between Williamson Creek’s forested wetlands and fertile farmland,…
Atelier Paradis’s transformation of Montreal’s historic Le Nordelec penthouse elevates urban living across three distinct levels, each tailored to work, rest, and rejuvenation. By blending bespoke joinery, dramatic materials, and a light‑filled Japanese-inspired sanctuary, the project orchestrates…
Perched on a flat, north‑facing parcel in rural Ontario, South Bay House by StudioAC transforms an open field and shoreline grove into an immersive living experience. By breaking the home into three intersecting “living bars,” the design…
Nestled above a two‑car garage in Toronto’s Trinity Bellwoods neighbourhood, this laneway home transforms a once single‑family lot into two distinct residences—bringing grandparents and grandchildren into daily connection while preserving privacy and character.
