CANADIAN CONTEMPORARY AND INNOVATIVE CUSTOM HOUSE DESIGN IN TORONTO, SURROUNDED BY TREES AND GREENERY

Adi Hidayat

Canadian planners Shim Sutcliffe had innovative unlimited authority when undertaking this contemporary custom home arrangement for a previous expert ensemble symphony violinist who needed a house, as well as a show corridor. Following 10 years and $24 million US, the 10,000-sq.-ft.

CANADIAN CONTEMPORARY AND INNOVATIVE CUSTOM HOUSE DESIGN IN TORONTO, SURROUNDED BY TREES AND GREENERY

house with 150-seat theater would at long last be finished. This inventive building design is superbly suited to the gorge area in Toronto, encompassed by trees and greenery unmistakable through numerous huge floor-to-roof windows. Bended dividers have a natural look and feel, formal yet free-moderating, supplemented by wood.

It's a warm complexity to the current solid dividers and open-idea house arrangement, where staircases, open levels and dividers make a maze of visual components that keeps your eye bouncing starting with one spot then onto the next. The piece de resistance is ostensibly the staircase –

a practical show-stopper of blue blown glass and metal, made by draftsmen Brigitte Shim and Howard Sutcliffe, glass craftsman Mimi Gellman, and basic architect David Bowick. This contemporary design home is what our ears wanted to hear – and e