Superkül delivers eloquent architecture of enduring value that straddles sectors and scales, prioritizing deep contextualism, profound livability, and environmental stewardship to create luminous spaces that marry beauty and function.
Tucked between an open field and the forest’s edge, Ridge House straddles a gentle gradient, offering a deeply contextual response to topography that sublimates the architecture to the land.
This new six-storey, mixed-use rental building in Leslieville helps diversify housing options and densify a residential neighbourhood in downtown Toronto.
This home’s formal qualities tell the story of movement — moving from the street and bustle of one’s community into a peaceful domestic refuge, and then back out again into the restorative embrace of nature.
Since founding the practice in 2002, we have been committed to building responsibly and attentively, with an emphasis on collaboration, craft, and constructability.
Congratulations to Meg Graham for being named by the RAIC as a recipient of the King Charles III Coronation Medal!
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