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.
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 Feline Chalet, designed by Atelier RZLBD, is a distinctive ski chalet located in Collingwood, positioned to capture panoramic views of the Blue Mountain to the northwest, Osler Bluff to the southwest, and a creek flowing into Georgian Bay at the east end.
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.
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 The original four-bedroom house was outdated with low windows and a dark basement.
The McCormick House is a quaint row house on a quiet street. Its owners, a young family of four, are a great representative of minimalist living and were looking to improve the existing space they had rather than adding to it.
Designed and built by Canadian architect Murray Brown for his family in 1938, this distinguished example of Toronto’s residential architecture blended traditional archetypes with early modernist inspirations.
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design unveils Flow House, a semi-detached Victorian house in midtown Toronto that has been reconfigured for a creative couple and their children.
