Private
Churchil
Toronto
House
210 SM
2002
An extensive renovation and addition transformed an existing bungalow on an irregular, constrained site into a contemporary residence defined by a protective architectural expression. An inverted living concept takes advantage of light, views, and privacy while minimizing disturbance to the existing landscape and perimeter fencing. The new footprint maximizes the buildable area permitted under local zoning regulations. A generous rooftop terrace, enclosed by a combination of curtain wall and extended EIFS parapet walls, provides a private outdoor living space that complements the home's bold, sculptural form.
