Chandos Lookout featured in Maclean’s Magazine

Our Chandos Lookout project was recently featured in an article on Maclean’s “Habitat: A mid-century sanctuary by Ontario’s Chandos Lake” check out the full article. We are happy to see such a great project and clients featured in this article.    

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Graham Featured in Construction in Focus

Graham was interviewed for a feature in the latest edition of Construction in Focus Magazine on his thoughts of the current trends in the building market. Check out the full article here.

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Don Mills House Featured in National Post

Our Don Mills House was featured in the National Post January 12 appearing  in the article “Modern Living: People in Glass Houses” See the article at the link here.

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Cathy attends ROMA XL

In the fall of 2019, Cathy Garrido, Principal at Altius attended the 40 year anniversary of the University of Waterloo’s School of Architecture study abroad program to Rome.  It brought 200 alumni and their families together to celebrate, and revisit the great City of Rome.    The trip included dinners, and networking events and various…

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Altius Featured in Reno & Decor

Renovations are a fact of life for many GTA residents, including this family of five and their post-war compartmentalized home. The difference was their backyard and pool. Their existing three-bedroom home had a 1980s coffin-shaped pool backing onto a cemetery, which became a fun family joke…

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If you don’t already know about us, you should

Gallery House is a commercial gallery space that spans 1200 square feet and is devoted to the work of senior artists. The space is loaded with water conserving fixtures and numerous low energy appliances, making it environmentally friendly. Gallery House is situated at Dundas Street West and Morrow Avenue in Toronto…

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Defining Space in the City

Living in Toronto, or any city is defined by walls and windows, neighborhoods and buildings, property lines and zoning by-laws, streets and sidewalks. These are generally static conditions and yet through our inhabitation of and interaction with public and private space, boundaries are manipulated and personal living space…

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