Transforming an underused concourse and a segment of underground parking into a state-of-the-art commuter wellness amenity, The Interchange prioritizes comfort, care, and personal dignity. This ambitious vision hasn't just reshaped the daily grind for tenants—it recently secured two prestigious ARIDO Awards, winning in both the Distinct (interior environments) and Craft categories.

Some projects push boundaries; others redefine them entirely. Project No. 825 belongs to the latter. Developed, structured, and refined over more than two years, this residence moves beyond the conventional framework of the single-family home to become a masterclass in intentional living.

In the 2026 development landscape, "gentle density" is the primary engine of urban growth. The legalization of garden and laneway suites across Toronto has opened a high-performance avenue for property owners to maximize land value while providing essential housing stock.

As the boundaries between conditioned interiors and the unfiltered exterior continue to blur, CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati and Veneta Cucine have introduced a provocative response. Debuting at Eurocucina during Milan Design Week 2026, OLTRE is less a piece of furniture and more a domestic infrastructure—a system designed to "flow" through the landscape like a river.

For the last 10 years, Transformer Table has been famous for making furniture that grows and shrinks like magic. To celebrate their decade of business, they’ve just released their newest line: The Nova Collection.

Renovating a Toronto fourplex is not for the faint of heart, but doing it right is what turns a risky property into a safe, high-performing asset. You can’t just cover up structural flaws with fresh paint and luxury vinyl plank—you have to fix the bones first.

On Saturday, April 25, 2026, ACO Toronto will host its annual symposium, this year focusing on the dynamic intersection of Heritage and Public Space. Set inside one of the city's most storied and recognizable heritage sites—the Allan Gardens Palm House—the event will bring together experts and community members to discuss how everyday interactions in our streets, parks, and gathering places contribute to the stories we carry forward as a city.

Designed in partnership with the renowned design studio Formway, Blink is Teknion’s answer to the rigid, static seating of the past. It is an elevated, multi-use chair that is intuitive, sustainable, and strikingly beautiful—all without the clutter of traditional mechanisms.

Toronto is set once again to become the epicentre of Canadian luxury and style. From April 16 to 19, 2026, the highly anticipated Living Luxe Design Show (LLDS) returns to the Toronto Congress Centre, promising an experience that goes far beyond the traditional trade show format.

The AIA Coastal Virginia Pop-Up Park at the ForKids Landmark Center in South Norfolk is a temporary, community-driven urban intervention designed to support families experiencing homelessness through trauma-informed design.

When it comes to the growing trend of garden and laneway suites in Toronto, Lanescape is a name that leads the pack. While widely known as premier architects and builders, Lanescape has built a reputation that goes beyond just construction.

In residential architecture, nature is often treated as a beautiful backdrop—an element placed adjacent to the built environment. The House and The Tree, a single-storey residence in Barrie, Ontario, turns this convention inside out. Here, a single central tree is not just part of the landscape; it is the origin point of the entire architectural composition.

In the lush, affluent enclave of Kleinburg, Ontario, a new standard for contemporary residential design is quietly taking shape. Project Kleinburg, a 5,000-square-foot custom residence designed by Studio X Interiors, stands as a masterclass in spatial orchestration.

Éclos® introduces a new category of mineral surfaces with zero crystalline silica, a high proportion of recycled material, and a breakthrough layered design system enabled by Inlayr® technology. The innovation is the result of extensive research and testing, including more than 28,000 hours of R&D and over 1,500 hours of product testing by Cosentino’s Research, Development, and Product teams.

Tera Vie Developments’ boutique fourplex explores a new model for family-sized housing in Toronto.

Situated on an unusually deep lot in the heart of Toronto’s vibrant Junction neighbourhood, the Junction Triangle House is a story of radical transformation.