The LG House by Thirdstone Inc. [^] overcomes the obstacles presented by a long narrow lot in downtown Edmonton, Alberta.
Old becomes gold with the reinvention of a 100-year-old barn in Quebec that was turned into an exquisite family retreat.
Bosnian-Canadian architect Sasa Radulovic, the co-founder of 5468796 Architecture, thinks of Winnipeg’s waterfront area as his playground.
Maurice Martel designs a Canadian swimming pavilion inspired by Philip Johnson's renowned Glass House, in la belle province du Quebec.
Cabinscape - a southern Ontario based company - allows you to experience eco-shelter domesticity in a rural Tiny Cabin homestead!
Canada's first Net Zero house - the Riverdale NetZero project - completed in 2007 and located in Edmonton, Alberta.
In this blog, veteran realtor Steven Fudge of Urbaneer, a Division of Bosley Real Estate discusses five important (and often overlooked) architectural and design details that increase the value of a residential property.
We love The Atlas of Excellence in Architecture database of award-winning projects by Canadian architects, landscape architects, and urban planners - currently featuring over 2,800 entries and projects!
Toronto architecture firm, Taylor Hannah Architects, designs a gorgeous penthouse steps from Bloor Street's 'Mink Mile'.
The Cube House is one of Toronto's most bizarre structures. From its uncertain future to its controversial past, Houseporn.ca explores this quirky landmark.
Artist Drake and luxury designer Ferris Rafauli give a new definition to extravagance with Drake's new multimillion-dollar home on Toronto's Bridle Path Neighbourhood.
The Award-Winning Windsor Park Net-Zero Energy House in Edmonton, Alberta, designed in collaboration between De Waal Developments and Designex Consulting, is a great example of the Great White North's contribution to sustainable architecture.
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!