For their Toronto office, Slack commissioned Dubbeldam Architecture + Design to craft a space that mirrors their organizational culture, emphasizing craft and technology. This office, located in a former knitting and textile factory in downtown Toronto
Perched high above a cluster of multi-generational cottages below, Bunkie on the Hill by DUBBELDAM Architecture + Design offers a serene sanctuary amidst the trees, inviting family members to escape and immerse themselves in nature’s embrace.
Comprised of 8,000 translucent discs, Binary Spectrum is a poetic expression of Kitchener’s remarkable industrial shift, from manufacturing to a leader in the digital economy.
Designed by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design, the Shift Residence reinterprets the suburban bungalow with a fresh, architectural approach that integrates a stepped facade characterized by alternating volumes.
The Bata Shoe Factory in Batawa, located 175 km east of Toronto on the Trent River, serves as a testament to Sonja Bata’s vision of revitalizing the town into a sustainable community adapted to 21st-century living.
In an analysis of the real estate market in Brampton, Ontario, data indicates a varied terrain for prospective buyers. The city witnessed a modest increase in the average home price by 0.5% year-over-year, reaching $1,033,673.
Frontenac West accommodates a range of guests and is designed to be user-friendly to those with mobility challenges. The design is as compact as possible, maximizing the usability of space while minimizing impact to the site.
Perched on the precipice of innovation, this Poolhouse defied conventional boundaries and forces us to rely on true ingenuity to embrace the edge of what local legislation would allow.
Akb Architects presents Muskoka Retreat, a multi-generational family cottage clad in rough-sawn cedar boards and western red cedar shakes to merge with the northern Ontario terrain of windswept trees and pre-Cambrian bedrock.
Batay-Csorba Architects introduce the Humber Residence, a new infill project in Toronto’s Baby Point neighbourhood. Bordered to the west by the winding Humber River, many houses in the Baby Point area enjoy sought-after views of the river valley.
This split-level house was purchased with the idea of making it a forever house for the young family of three. The original four-bedroom house was outdated with low windows and a dark basement.
With their passion for bird watching, the homeowners sought to capitalize on the unique location of their property, which borders a diverse and ecologically rich landscape.
