A renovation in Toronto’s High Park neighbourhood transforms a house into a light-filled family home.
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From a recast trade-school block to a mass-timber newcomer, these interventions show how precision moves, robust material thinking and a dose of hospitality can turn campus real estate into high-function environments.
What was once a citadel becomes a sequence of rooms that feel civic, its gravity softened by craft, with a brand of luxury that speaks sotto voce rather than shouting.
A strong expansion into Toronto shows Simons is betting on bricks-and-mortar with its design-forward department stores.
The design incorporates contemporary aesthetics alongside Jewish symbolism, to foster learning, connection, and spiritual growth.
For their own studio redesign, WZMH Architects sought to elevate mentorship, learning and purpose in a hybrid era.
This cozy cafe features bold interior design choices, including bright blue accents scattered throughout.
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Challenging the clichés of children’s interiors, these projects blend Scandinavian restraint, material durability, and architectural collaboration to design for kids and adults alike.
From lush lounges to moody dining rooms, these airport projects show how hospitality-led design can transform travel downtime into a destination all its own.