Nothing at Lola Residence feels forced; rather, it sits perfectly at ease within the surrounding landscape.
In Montreal, Maison Drolet has been updated with a brick facade, light-filled interiors and an addition that brings it up to par with its neighbours.
A Toronto semi gains 60 per cent more space as Studio VAARO transforms Rathnelly House from within.
Vancouver-based design studio Ste Marie has created a trifecta of unique yet interconnected hospitality spaces in Edmonton.
Kinglet Perch offers a template for low-impact design: a home that minimises disturbance while preserving the integrity of the land.
Though the co-founder of Bocci is best known for his exploration of light as a medium, his creative output is far more extensive.
Whistler is a modest cabin designed by BattersbyHowat Architects as a secluded retreat.
Rockview House by Architecture Building Culture and Sophie Burke Design serves as an instrument from which to observe the natural environment.
Montreal-based architecture practice AtelierCarle challenges traditional design norms within medical clinics through its project, OAKV.
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Set across two adjoining plots split by a laneway, the main home and pool house are unified by cohesive architecture, interiors and landscape.
Blanketed in snow during Ontario’s long winters, Timbertop House by Akb Architects softly glows against the pristine white snowbanks.
Pine Island Cottage by Bureau Tempo and Thom Fougere Studio is a dwelling that holds memory, welcomes charming patina and connects to its location.
Enveloped by mature trees and framed by sweeping coastal views, this home is a sum of gentle parts.
George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg’s Toronto home is an homage to the pair’s disarming spirited nature and affinity for collecting.
91.0 is an elemental home poised above a gully, flowing effortlessly with light and nature.
The Ravine House by Prosun Architects combines clean architectural lines with soft light and earthy textures.
Nestled below the road, deep within rugged terrain and wrapped in dense birch tree cover, this residence has only one true neighbour: the lake itself.
Olson Kundig and Erica Colpitts Interior Design have renovated a 1950s home with natural materials, year-round privacy, and a new aesthetic.
Set on Île d’Orléans near Quebec, Maison de L’Île draws inspiration from the island’s Regency cottages and Arts and Crafts homes.
Reimagined by Alexandre Bernier Architecte in collaboration with the owner-builders, Maison-Jardin Beau champions urban living in harmony with nature.
Anya Moryoussef Architect reinvigorates Blind Dormer House – a 1920s home in Toronto’s Wychwood – through a subtle play of optical illusions.
Scott & Scott Architects reworks Osler House, offering a nuanced design that retains the spirit of Canadian architect Ron Thom’s original design.
Brom by Canadian architecture and interior design studio AtelierCarle is a home deeply rooted in memory, landscape and lineage.