This Pair of Cabins Took Inspiration From Wooden Boats
Victoria-based design studio Bidgood transformed the aging set of structures into a cozy family retreat for a filmmaker couple.
Lakeside cabins for filmmakers.
Home of the Week
This Geometric Home Sits Atop One of Ontario’s Most Dramatic Landforms
Built on a rock shelf on Toronto’s Scarborough Bluffs, the home by Lebel & Bouliane takes a sculptural form.
For one close-knit family, building a forever home that could house multiple generations comfortably under one roof was the order of the day. “They wanted a large, fully accessible house that could host extended gatherings of up to 80 people while still feeling connected from room to room,” explains Natasha Lebel, who authored the design of the 7,500-square-foot home …
Home(s) of the Week
Formafatal lead the transformation of a historic building in Prague's Lesser Town.
Formafatal lead the transformation of a historic building in Prague’s Lesser Town.
The House in the Andes
This family home is built from the very land it sits on.
This family home is built from the very land it sits on.
This Vancouver Island Bungalow Reflects Its West Coast Setting
Studio Ha/Wa worked with local artisans to create a home rooted in its place.
Studio Ha/Wa worked with local artisans to create a home rooted in its place.
The Best Homes of the Year So Far
According to our readers, these stories are ones to revisit again and again.
According to our readers, these stories are ones to revisit again and again.
In This Regina House, Airiness and Solidity Live in Tandem
5468796 Architects think big in Saskatchewan.
5468796 Architects think big in Saskatchewan.
In Mississauga, a New Way to Live on a Corner Lot
Architecture Riot envisioned a structure with façades that opened to two streets.
Architecture Riot envisioned a structure with façades that opened to two streets.
In Mexico, Veinte Diezz Arquitectos Transforms a Nearly Ruined Home
Vistalcielo, in Mérida, is an adaptive reuse project that turned an abandoned building into an earthy yet airy vacation rental.
Vistalcielo, in Mérida, is an adaptive reuse project that turned an abandoned building into an earthy yet airy vacation rental.
