Atelier Pierre Thibault, from Quebec, masterfully integrates a family home into a forest connecting the residents to the surrounding nature.
Black Box I and II from Natalie Dionne Architecture demonstrate that a small addition can make a very large impact.
There's a recent arrival to the Toronto real estate market which is still in its infancy but now appearing in the urban core: demolishing ageing freehold houses with newly constructed, contemporary, two or three-unit family-friendly condominiums!
Sarah from Houseporn.ca sat down with David Grant-Rubash from Toronto's PHAEDRUS Studio, to discuss the future of design in Canada, and his favourite Canadian houseporn.
Green builders J.D. Composites constructs a beach house from 600,000 recycled plastic bottles on the shores of Nova Scotia.
What came first, the client or the architectural design? In the case of PHAEDRUS Studio's forward-thinking Canadian design project Tesseract House, the answer might surprise you!
Jonathan Kearns and Corinne Speigel have worked their magic creating the award-winning Reach Guesthouse in Prince Edward County.
Bourgeois/Lechasseur Architects out of Quebec have designed a nautical themed retreat that might just give you cabin fever.
In designing the Smith House, MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects pay homage to the urban lands of Kingsburg, Nova Scotia.
Trevor McIvor creates a grand 5000 square foot residence that complements its rural environment in Stouffville, Ontario!
Toronto based architectural firm, Office of Adrian Phiffer, has created this unique proposal: a concrete asymmetrical home known as the Semblance House.
The Firefly Eco Cabin in Nova Scotia was inspired by the Earthships of New Mexico and employs a winter-friendly straw-bale design.
An innovative and airy home designed by Paul Bernier Architecte in Montreal, Quebec, is filled with beautiful natural light, greenery, and warmth.
This stunning residence by Trevor McIvor Architect Inc. seamlessly fuses the rural vernacular with modern living on a lush verdant hillside in Stouffville, Ontario.
Having completed its 11th season in New York City, the Architecture & Design Film Festival is coming to Canada to debut two new festivals in Vancouver and Toronto!