12th Annual DesignTO Festival
Get involved in the 12th annual DesignTO Festival! Present an independent project, submit to a DesignTO curated exhibition, symposium, or residency, or be a Host Venue.
Emily’s House: A Modern Multi-Generational Home
Designed by Studio JCI, this 3,500 square foot multi-generational home exemplifies harmonious co-living design.
Annex Coach House by Taylor Smyth Architects
Tucked discretely down a quiet urban laneway, the original building was part of Moore’s Hearse Livery and used as a vehicle depot
Russell Hill Road Residence – a new Toronto contemporary residence
This new contemporary residence in the traditional Toronto neighbourhood of Forest Hill is an excellent example of how modern design can both fit in yet also stand out
Garden Circle House by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
A four-bedroom home in midtown Toronto designed by Dubbeldam Architecture +Design, Garden Circle House is a response to the client’s desire for a sustainable home inspired by nature
Riverdale Red House by Asquith Architecture
The residents of this grand house in the Withrow park area of Toronto were looking to replace their existing rear addition that was in need of repair.
Edwardian House, a century-old house by Post Architecture Inc.
An ode to Edwardian Architecture, the transformation of this century-old house respects the past while offering a contemporary home for its new residents
Rejuuv by Reflect Architecture
Set in Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood, Rejuuv’s new location gives clients easy access to their specialized medical services without them having to stray too far from the ‘hood.
zero79 a Two Intertwined Homes – Efficient, Sustainable and Healthy Urban Living
baukultur/ca develops two light-filled modern homes on an infill lot in downtown Toronto, designed to exceed NetZero Ready standards and support sustainable and healthy living
Building Architectural Sustainability On Our Cultural Foundation
How Toronto-based architect William Dewson has used a succession of projects by early 20th century architect Hamilton Townsend, to define his “Rosedale Revival” approach to 100+ years-old renovations and applied the lessons learned along the way to develop modern, highly sustainable typologies as a nod to Toronto’s cultural past.
Forno Cultura by Ja Architecture Studio
Forno Cultura is a popular contemporary artisanal Italian bakery, one of Toronto’s essential food shops, with a cult-like following among architects and gastronomes alike
Rosedale House by Odami
‘Rosedale House’ is a speculative semi-detached duplex in Toronto, with three above-ground storeys dedicated to the primary owners…
Baby Point Residence by Batay-Csorba Architects
Baby Point Residence is a renovation/addition project in Toronto’s Baby Point neighbourhood
Sorauren 116 by Ancerl Studio
Located in the heart of flourishing Parkdale in Toronto’s beloved West End, Sorauren 116 is one half of a dual residential development
Euclid Residence by Ancerl Studio
Euclid Residence is a prime example of cityscape and neighbourhood preservations through the understated transformation of a modest dwelling into a one-of-a-kind luxury home
Forest Hill House by Reigo & Bauer
To update an existing home in Forest Hill, Toronto, local firm Reigo & Bauer executed a total renovation and interior design that unifies the home’s formerly disparate areas, modernizing them functionally and aesthetically
North Drive by Reflect Architecture
Toronto-based developers, North Drive, asked Reflect Architecture to create a space for them that would be a contemporary integration of office, sales centre, and event space
Meadowcrest house by Dewson Architects
Lying in a 100-year floodplain and limited by height restrictions, the house had to be designed within upper and lower envelope restrictions, while accommodating extreme floods
Leacroft House by Paul Raff Studio
Leacroft House combines bold, modern architectural form with sustainable green strategies for the 21st century family lifestyle
Sara Restaurant by Odami
The concept for Sara Restaurant in Toronto’s Entertainment District imagined a more intimate setting, where guests could abandon their devices and be more present in the act of dining together