This House in Vancouver is Built into the Very Rockface of its Steep Hillside Site
Designed in 1977 as architect Ambrose Reoch’s own private home, Bedrock House embraces the drama of its North Shore Vancouver setting.
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Canada
A Wabamun Lake Cabin Built on Prairie Simplicity
Josh Kjenner Architect designs a family cabin on Wabamun Lake featuring knotty fir interiors, colourful cabinetry, and a compact A-frame form.
A Wraparound Porch Complements this Contemporary heritage Home in Canada
Surrounded by trees and overlooking a river, Le Grand Bercail by studio L. McComber is a contemporary Quebec retreat defined by that striking metal roof and the generous overhangs that shape its silhouette.
A Narrow Treeline Separates this Striking Wooden Home from a Lake in Potton, Canada
Perched on a steep slope above Lake Memphremagog, the Counter Slope House by YH2 Architecture steps quietly into the Canadian landscape with cedar, oak & sweeping lake views.
A Secluded House in Canada Works Around the 45-degree Slope of its Plot
Two timber volumes sit at the upper edge of a steep Quebec slope, quietly embedded in the rocky terrain and pointed toward the northwestern horizon. Designed by Oyama Studio and Julia Manaças Architecte, the cedar-clad family home turns a challenging site into its greatest asset.
A Copper ADU in Toronto Was Designed to Weather to the Color of the Trees
The Copper House by Fabrication Studio is a 60m² Toronto guest pavilion clad in weathering copper designed to disappear into the garden treeline.
A Heritage Home in Montreal Reimagined by Mise à Jour Studio
Mise à Jour Studio reimagined a heritage home in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, opening its layout toward the river with stone walls, oak arches, and reclaimed materials throughout.
A House in Quebec, Canada is Perched Among the Trees High on a Hillside
In Canada, Perchée by Matière Première Architecture was designed to tread lightly on the land with delicate foundations.
Imu Chan Architecture Slots Playful Laneway House into Vancouver Backyard
Standing out from the traditional stucco rows of the neighborhood housing stock, the Anzio Laneway House by Imu Chan brings a striking freshness to the street.