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Canary Crescent

  • Location: Toronto, North York
  • Gross Area: 4,000 ft² ~ 5,000 ft²
  • Status: Built (2024)
  • Occupancy: Residential
  • Role: Design
  • Project Type: Custom / New
The design of this project commenced in 2022. One of the primary challenges was achieving a minimum gross floor area of 4,000 square feet, as the lot was irregular in shape rather than rectangular. Through a creative design approach and strategic planning, we successfully addressed this constraint. With the support and approval of the Committee of Adjustment (COA), the design met the client’s goal, resulting in a functional and well-optimized layout tailored to the unique characteristics of the site.
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Canary Crescent

Main challenges

Key challenges and highlights included:
  • Maximizing floor area within a non-rectangular lot configuration
  • Securing approval from the Committee of Adjustment (COA) to support the proposed massing and site usage
  • Incorporating a transitional design style, balancing contemporary and traditional architectural elements
  • Creating open-concept interior spaces enhanced by high ceilings, fostering a sense of volume and flow
  • Thoughtful spatial organization to ensure functionality, natural light, and seamless indoor-outdoor connections

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