Riverdale Townhomes / Studio JCI
These live-work townhouses are the first of two small developments on a quiet street in the neighbourhood of Riverdale, in the South of Toronto. The development consists of five two-bedroom units, each with a mezzanine studio, a large recreational room, and an interior garden.Â
© Scott Norsworthy
Architects: Studio JCI
Location: Toronto, ON, Canada
Architect In Charge: Jaegap Chung
Area: 1650.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Scott Norsworthy
Structural Engineering: LMS Engineering
© Scott Norsworthy
From the architect. These live-work townhouses are the first of two small developments on a quiet street in the neighbourhood of Riverdale, in the South of Toronto. The development consists of five two-bedroom units, each with a mezzanine studio, a large recreational room, and an interior garden.Â
© Scott Norsworthy
Each of the five townhouses is organized around two voids formed by a stairwell and a lightwell. The lightwells offset the building?s depth by allowing daylight to penetrate deep into the interior of each unit. Because of their generous lighting, they also provide the opportunity to grow private gardens and cultivate lush greenery. Working in conjunction, the voids divide each townhouse into two halves linked by a small bridge. This arrangement generates a variety of distinct spaces and relati...
© Scott Norsworthy
Architects: Studio JCI
Location: Toronto, ON, Canada
Architect In Charge: Jaegap Chung
Area: 1650.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Scott Norsworthy
Structural Engineering: LMS Engineering
© Scott Norsworthy
From the architect. These live-work townhouses are the first of two small developments on a quiet street in the neighbourhood of Riverdale, in the South of Toronto. The development consists of five two-bedroom units, each with a mezzanine studio, a large recreational room, and an interior garden.Â
© Scott Norsworthy
Each of the five townhouses is organized around two voids formed by a stairwell and a lightwell. The lightwells offset the building?s depth by allowing daylight to penetrate deep into the interior of each unit. Because of their generous lighting, they also provide the opportunity to grow private gardens and cultivate lush greenery. Working in conjunction, the voids divide each townhouse into two halves linked by a small bridge. This arrangement generates a variety of distinct spaces and relati...
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