The Rock House, Whistler / Gort Scott
The Rock House is a new private home in the Canadian mountain resort of Whistler, designed by London-based architectural practice Gort Scott.
Canada
Canadian architecture reflects a quiet elegance rooted in natural surroundings. Browse projects from Canada published on HomeWorldDesign that highlight warm materials, clarity, and comfort.
Kamloops Residence / Twobytwo Architecture Studio
The Kamloops Residence project is an exciting study of the rehabilitation of space without sacrificing the historic aesthetic of the existing home.
Maison Carlier, Montreal / YH2 Architecture
yh2 proudly introduces Maison Carlier, an urban densification project built on a through lot in the heart of Montreal’s Little Italy district.
Everden House, Toronto / StudioAC
Everden is a single family residence, new build construction. The brief was to create a place for a growing family, that could support their desires for the home to be a place of refuge.
Dyptique House by Matière Première Architecture
Situated within the rolling hills of Quebec’s Eastern Townships, the Dyptique House is located in the quaint town of Stanstead. The setting is immersed in natural charm, offering striking views
In Between House / RUFproject
The In Between House is situated on a typical Vancouver lot within a post war neighbourhood with a mix of original 1950’s L plan modern bungalows, and post 1990’s infill houses.
Mont Tremblant Ski Chalet Reinterprets Early Ski Culture
Élément Tremblant is a new ski chalet built in Mont Tremblant, Québec. The design was inspired by the early ski culture from the region as well as paintings from the era depicting après-ski hangouts.
Montpellier Residence: A Renovation Combining Elegance and Architectural Heritage
Located in Saint-Bruno, on the South Shore of Montreal, the Montpellier Residence sits in a picturesque setting with its sinuous streets and mature trees.
Tuwanek Forest Retreat by Studio Senbel
The project is located in the village of Tuwanek at the base of Mt. Richardson on the shores of Sechelt Inlet in B.C. The steep site was heavily treed with mature western red cedars, alders, maples and…