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Pick up our summer issue to see how some of the city’s best architects and designers have embraced nature in their latest new builds and renos |
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Cover Story |
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When architect Nicholas Ancerl first visited the ravine-side property with his client, he was immediately struck by its feeling of solitude. “We felt like we were in Muskoka. The city seemed far away.” |
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Ancerl incorporated the site into the home with a series of truly unique features, including a polished titanium-clad facade and a stunning hangar door that folds up and erases the boundary between inside and out. |
In this issue, you’ll also find…
Three more homes that are one with their surrounding environment, including a biophilic condo in the heart of the city, a house wrapped in glass and a quiet, East End sanctuary. |
Our interview with former city planner and mayoral candidate Jennifer Keesmaat, who’s still on a mission to change Toronto, this time as a developer. |
Our look at Curves by Sean Brown, whose audio/visual rugs sample iconic early-aughts CD artwork for remixes that need to be seen. |
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