Toronto’s housing landscape is undergoing a massive shift. Driven by the city’s Expanding Housing Options in Neighbourhoods (EHON) initiative, property owners and real estate investors now have unprecedented freedom to

Toronto’s residential landscape is undergoing its most significant evolution in decades. Through the Expanding Housing Options in Neighbourhoods (EHON) initiative, the city has opened the door for property owners to

Explore Gallatin Residence, a hillside home in New York’s Hudson Valley designed to connect with its natural landscape. Link to Design Story Visit Memar Blog for more resources.

Explore Eastbourne House, a contemporary hillside home in New Zealand. Built on a steep site overlooking Wellington Harbour, the house features sculptural architecture, black terracotta cladding, and bright, open interiors

The Terracotta House in Middle Park explores the relationship between an original period home and a contemporary extension. Link to Design Story Visit Memar Blog for more resources.

Step into Buln Buln House by Chamberlain Architecture—a sculptural home that gently rises through the landscape, using material contrast and framed views to create spatial depth and clarity. Link to