Euclid Avenue House

Location: Toronto, Ontario
Type: Renovation
Size: 2,800 sf

A newly constructed, modestly scaled home accommodates a variety of configurations and living situations allowing a family to evolve from life with teenagers to a rental apartment.

 

In every season, the house’s planted roofs positively impact the house’s temperature, air quality and daily experiences while rendering the house’s built-footprint to zero.

Recognition

Globe & Mail – Favourite Room: Owners design Toronto home to minimize environmental footprint

Globe & Mail – Building a recognition of environmental cost

Inhabitat – Green-Roofed Euclid House is an Ecologically Sensitive Dream

Contemporist

Arch Daily

Archello

Awards

2008 Design Exchange DX Award

2007 Toronto Urban Design Award

2007 Green Toronto Award – Award of Excellence

2007 Ontario Association of Architects Award of Excellence

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