Canadian architecture firm Altius Architecture has recently completed this gorgeous contemporary private home located in Toronto, Ontario.
Description from the architect: 2300 square foot of new construction, this contemporary private residence has the 3 bedrooms, living room and dinning area with the kitchen which is designed between these two public rooms near upstairs to the second floor. This modern house is built providing the maximum natural daylight and natural ventilation in it. Each space of the house interior is optimized and full of the light.
Sustainability Features include :
Program and Spatial Optimization
Integration with the ‘Natural Assets’ of the Site and Terrain
Natural Ventilation
Natural Daylighting
High Performance Envelope Design
Material Optimization and Modular Design
Renewable Materials and Finishes
Non-toxic Materials and Finish
Credits:
Architecture: Tao Cheng, Cathy Garrido
Engineering: CUCCO engineering + design, Toronto
Builder: All Canada Contractors, Toronto
Mechanical: Tom Furr, BEC Consulting Services, Pickering
Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 28 March, 2011
Love the house exterior. Remove glass from stairs,bathroom toilet looks too institutional,hate the drawers and brown vanity. I get the red chair but style is wrong,looks uncomfortable. Overall I like it. Does shower have waterfall showerhead or multiple.
Comment by Larry Weaver on March 28, 2011 at 10:45 pm