Hambly House on the cover of Canadian Architect
Cities such as Hamilton are rapidly growing and being designed to accommodate the sheer influx of people moving to the downtown and surrounding areas. This is a reversal of the strategy of the 1950's when the United States and Canada preferred to build cities around highways to promote easier travel and automobile use. Thus, today the surrounding areas of Toronto (Hamilton, ON in this case) are becoming more architecturally sound, interesting and diversifying the neighborhoods. The Hambly House by DPAI and Toms + McNally featured on the cover of Canadian Architect this month is a prime example of bridging the gap between old and new. Further reading HERE!
Hambly House at dusk
Coach house photographs on Dwell
This home, built to replace a dilapidated coach house, finds privacy on a tight plot. (Via Dwell)
Our pictures from the coach house project, by Post Architecture / Gloria Apostolou, was recently featured on Dwell's website.
Read on full article: "Smart Solution Reimagines an Awkward Toronto Lot"