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.
The reinvented space was designed around their family of four to accommodate formal and casual spaces that could open up to each other. Spaces for private work, and social gatherings sit side by side.
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.
The existing east-end house was standard in its layout and remarkably dark inside, and many of the spaces were entirely disconnected from its wonderful landscape just outside.
Giannone Petricone Associates presents Stock T.C, a culinary emporium that began with a conversation about creating an original gastronomic experience offering fine ingredients, prepared foods, and vibrant dining.
A formerly under-utilized building in Toronto’s Corso Italia neighbourhood is transformed into a mixed-use creative hub, reinvigorating the surrounding community.
Encounter Studios approached Architecture Riot for the design of their new office headquarters in Toronto’s East York neighbourhood along with a refresh to their existing logo to draw new clients yet remain recognizable for existing clientele.
