Granny’s House—located in Toronto’s east-end, was the former home of Tura Cousins Wilson’s grandmother. After her passing, Cousins Wilson redesigned the house in honour of her legacy and to accommodate the family’s next generation.
This project comprises a small garden extension to a 1930s home in Highgate for a couple who are art collectors. The zinc-clad extension connects a now generous lounge and dining area to a beautiful garden through a glass wall
Peninsula Weekend House, a home in a coastal city, explores an intriguing relationship between the privacy and domesticity of its residential program and natural setting.
The house itself is a simple composition; a square base, clad with precision in a random pattern that recalls the new England stonework of Marcel Breuer and supports a rotated “L” -shaped second story clad in blackened steel.
Within this oasis, we wanted to develop a home that both focuses on the connection between daily life and the green garden around the villa, as the value of this location with respect to the surrounded residents.
Windmill Ranches residence was designed for an amazing family with a true passion for art and design. Its delicate sloped roof volumes float above the site capturing the stunning views of the lake
Located in the south of Mexico City, this discreet building is on a plot measuring 10 meters across and 40 meters deep and houses a swim school and four duplex apartments with underground parking for 16 cars.
For this London penthouse apartment overlooking Notting Hill’s largest garden square, De Rosee Sa designed the architecture, interiors and furniture.
