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Gabriel Fain Architects Elegantly Densifies a Toronto Streetscape (opens the original)
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Located in Toronto’s west end, Montrose Avenue is lined with sought-after Victorian and Edwardian row houses, as well as midcentury detached and semidetached homes. Its convenient access to key arteries across the city and bustling neighbourhoods like Trinity-Bellwoods and Little Italy has further added to its appeal among locals and newcomers alike. Yet the limited space and footprints of the predominantly two-storey buildings have proved challenging in supporting the city’s ongoing need for ac
This Charred-Wood Cabin Rises From the Ashes (opens the original)
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After a devastating fire destroyed a cabin nestled on the bank of the Sázava River, Mimosa Architects was enlisted to design its replacement in the lush Bohemian setting 40 kilometres south of the bustling Czech metropolis of Prague. Instead of clearing the ruins of the past, the Prague-based practice opted to leverage the remaining stone foundations as a platform for a contemporary retreat. Peering out from the dense forest and cantilevered slightly off the existing base, the new black-tinted s
A Czech Homestead’s Vacant Barn Turned Minimal Retreat (opens the original)
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For those of us who grew up in remote places, the annual journey home can be taxing and complicated—particularly when balancing the need for privacy while staying with family. On a homestead in the small Czech village of Brtev, an underused barn became the catalyst for a modern retreat by Prague’s Facha Architekti that could accommodate this requirement—and more. Shortly after the emerging practice was enlisted to create seasonal lodging for a client on his family’s property, the designers began
A Communal Respite in the Laurentian Mountains (opens the original)
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With pristine lakes and a mountainous landscape, the Laurentians are a popular retreat for Quebecers and Ontarians alike, with countless cottages dotting its vast terrain. Montreal-based Atelier Carle’s restrained residence—Sono—is the latest addition to the region’s architectural landscape. Conceived for two close friends seeking a vacation property that could balance autonomy and connection while providing a respite from city life, the 2,300-square-foot building transforms these tensions into
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