Butternut House / Maurice Martel Architecte
Built with prefabricated walls, as part of a model house project, Butternut is a single-storey house that explores living as a game of volumes that balances openness and intimacy.
Canada
Berri Residence, Montreal by Thomas Balaban Architecte
The Berri House, a small residential extension, challenged Thomas Balaban Architecte to squeeze as much home as possible out of a 130 m2 centenary carriage house, while taking maximum advantage of its unique urban situation.
Arcana Cabin / Leckie Studio
Arcana Cabin is a movement that bridges the gap between urban life and the wild, and offers innovative, science-backed experiences and educational content to enable people to easily access the restorative powers of nature.
Vancouver Courtyard House by Leckie Studio Architecture + Design
Vancouver Courtyard House is a study in scale and proportion. The central three-sided courtyard serves to introduce light and air into the center of a relatively long and narrow floor plan, effectively introducing a third ‘middle yard’ to the otherwise typical front and rear yards.
Beaches House / Odami Design Studio
“Beaches House” is a split-level residence located in the middle of these two environments, with Kew Beach to the south, and Queen Street to the north.
Condominium Penthouse – Luxury in the Sky
Inspired by a refined masculine aesthetic, this condominium penthouse is a statement in bold urban contemporary living. A lover of entertaining, our client desired a home that was a showpiece
Kabinhaus: Scandinavian-Inspired Cabin in Quebec
Kabinhaus is a Scandinavian-inspired cabin in unique alignment with both nature and contemporary living. It was personally curated by the owners to share unique lifestyle and experience and to help unlock one’s truest potential and live a more fulfilling life, by disconnecting to reconnect in the nature.
Whalon Bay Cottage by Altius Architecture
The Whalon Bay Cottage is both thoughtful and purposeful in its design. It is a tribute to a long legacy of cottaging in Muskoka that is slowly but surely becoming a year-round destination, especially given recent world events.