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Designers Creative Union Network were tasked with giving gallery owner Leif Low-Beer a flexible place to display works of art

A few non-right angles, a few curves in the drywall and playing with how light penetrates a space takes the edge off a Toronto home

Featuring design and furnishings straight out of Mad Men, including Eames chairs, Herman Miller bubble lamps and a concrete pool

© Nicolás Provoste Fotografía Through the use of certain parametric design techniques, today it is possible to explore the creation of geometries from a family of basic parameters and to understand the programming of the formal relationships between them. Forms can be generated that have the ability to vary and adapt to multiple requirements or specific criteria. Under this preamble, House K explores the possibilities of configuring a brick created specifically for this house; a brick with holes in the interior, of low weight, without joints on its 4 sides, and that allows through its hole...

This Toronto garage was converted into a bright and airy laneway suite Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. After more than 100 years in a Toronto neighbourhood, an old garage that looks like a little barn got a new lease on life as a laneway suite. Dubbed the Little Barn Laneway Suite by Toronto architects Creative Union Network, the structure on Northcote Avenue in Beaconsfield Village was last used as a garage but its original use is not clear. The ground floor has just enough space for a kitchen area...