Architecture of and for the context!

Atelier RZLBD privatises a fun interior behind a nondescript exterior for a house facing a ravine in Toronto. Rather simple, straight-lined and harmonious with the neighbouring architectural vocabulary, this house in the greenbelt next to the Don River Ravine in East York is framed by a deep trapezoidal site that has a ravine park in the rear, while its first-floor horizontal strip of windows mimics the gentle curve of the street in the front. The ground-plus-one story edifice also has a functional basement. While its rectangular façade remains frugal in its details, its interior are an energetic blend of functional […]