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Brook Renovation by Wanda Ely Architect

Brook Renovation / Wanda Ely Architect

Project: Brook Renovation Architects: Wanda Ely Architect Location: Toronto, Canada Photography: Scott Norsworthy Brook Renovation Project was recently completed by Wanda Ely Architect, a Toronto-based architecture design practice. This renovation transforms the ground floor of a semi-detached Toronto home. Two wood screens are strategically inserted to create a highly efficient floor plan that gets the […]

Soho Duplex Renovation in New York Decor Aid

Soho Duplex Renovation in New York / Decor Aid

Décor Aid designers have renovated this Soho Duplex, turning it into a bright and spacious home for a young couple. Project description: Combining style and function can be a difficult endeavor when it comes to designing space-constrained New York apartments, and our client for this project tasked us with this exact challenge. A financier who

Traditional Toronto House Transformed into Tasteful Modern Home

Project: Zn House – Traditional Toronto House Converted Designers: John Tong, Lead Designer / Nathan Dykstra, Senior Designer – +tongtong Location: Toronto, Canada Photographer: Lisa Petrole Multidisciplinary design studio +tongtong recently completed a renovation and addition to a traditional Victorian house in Toronto. The Zn House was a finalist in the 2015 Best of the

St Clarens House / Wanda Ely Architect

Project: St Clarens house Architects: Wanda Ely Architect Location: Toronto, Canada Photo Credits: Scott Norsworthy Designed by Wanda Ely Architect, St Clarens house was conceived to embody the identity of a young, active family. The house has 213 square meters and is located in Toronto, Canada. The client, an industrial designer, expressed an appreciation for the

Three Dormer House in Toronto / Superkul

The renovation of this century-old midtown Toronto residence for an empty-nester couple converts it into a warm, modern, light-filled space that welcomes the sky and the gardens on the property. Three dormers were added to the front, back and side of the existing house.

Burnley House / Rob Kennon Architects

This is a reworking of a three-level townhouse to accommodate a family in the inner city Melbourne. We aimed for efficiency in plan, detail and in construction. Each level’s programmatic difference is reflected in the materials and the degree of intimacy, creating a series of interconnecting spaces, not rooms.

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