Canadian architecture reflects a quiet elegance rooted in natural surroundings. Browse projects from Canada published on HomeWorldDesign that highlight warm materials, clarity, and comfort.
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.
The Markham Multi‑Generational House by Solares Architecture transforms an 8,000 sf, three‑story T‑shaped home into a boutique‑hotel‑style retreat. Nestled among century‑old trees on a sprawling estate, this residence unites four family branches under one roof—offering private suites, generous…
Nestled on a flat stretch of Prince Edward County land, Smith Bay House by Solares Architecture offers a serene escape from city life. Moreover, this two-story home blends traditional farmhouse forms with modern design, all while championing…
Perched between forest and water on the edge of Lake Brome, the Versant Clair Residence by MUUK Architecture offers a serene escape that blends restraint with openness. By balancing simple forms, natural light, and landscape integration, the…
Perched on Montreal’s South Shore, Maison Merton by Le Borgne Rizk Architecture elevates a classic family home through a thoughtful rear extension. By stepping the addition off-center, the architects increased privacy while inviting the garden into everyday…
MUUK Architecture’s Le Pâturage Residence unfolds at the edge of a vast agricultural field in Bolton-Ouest. By reinterpreting rural typologies through a contemporary lens, the design fosters a continuous dialogue between inhabitants and the surrounding landscape.
Nestled on a northern Nova Scotia peninsula, Harbour Cottage offers 180-degree views of ocean waterfront and red sand beaches. Since childhood, the owners have escaped Toronto’s bustle to this seaside haven, originally hand-built by their late father…
Each summer for the past decade, Taktik Design has breathed new life into Collège Sainte-Anne’s Lachine campus. Moreover, the 1980s-era Marie-Esther Pavilion—named after the order’s founder—now enjoys a transformative renovation that replaces closed loops with vibrant hubs…
