In Toronto, a Pin Art–Esque Brick Facade Makes an Impression on the Neighborhood
The home’s animated exterior undulates in functional ways, too: expanding to shade the entry, and receding around the second-floor window to maximize light.
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The home’s animated exterior undulates in functional ways, too: expanding to shade the entry, and receding around the second-floor window to maximize light.
Local architecture studio Partisans completed a house with an undulating yellow brick facade designed to look pixelated in Toronto, Ontario.
Completed in 2021 in Toronto, Canada. Images by Adrian Ozimek Photography. 1255 is a reimagining of a family home in the Greater Toronto Area. Situated atop a small hill on a property north of Lake Ontario, the project...
The LIC is among the first Toronto buildings to take advantage of a change in Ontario Building Code permitting for heavy timber structures up to six stories.
By Stacey McLachlan / Photos by Nanne Springer – February 12, 2021 After escaping over the years to Lake Huron’s Manitoulin Island, a pair of painters tap Solares Architecture for a sustainable pine-clad cabin. It turns out paradise is just a six-hour drive from Toronto—at least that’s how Donna Creed and Oliver Girling see it. When the couple first visited friends on Lake Huron’s Manitoulin Island 15 years ago, they stumbled upon dramatic water views, spectacular stars against a dark sky, and peace and serenity among a forest of cedars. Immediately, it felt like something special;...