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Editorial: Site Unseen Habitations Saint-Michel Nord. Photo by James Brittain As Canadian cities slipped in and out of lockdowns over the past year, architecture firms have been periodically turning to virtual site visits to limit in-person contact at meetings. Here at Canadian Architect, we’ve also been looking at new ways to review buildings. This was particularly the case for the current issue, written and produced entirely during a full lockdown in several Canadian regions. In non-pandemic times, Canadian Architect insists that writers visit the buildings they are reviewing. But the current stay-at-home order in Toronto, and similar guidelines elsewhere, made that it impossible for us to undertake even this basic step as we were preparing the present issue on the theme of Houses and Housing. ....
Attached to the Detached: South House, Mississauga, Ontario Attached to the Detached: South House, Mississauga, Ontario A bold blue addition transforms a suburban bungalow into a series of unconventional spaces for family living. By Share A minimal addition clad in blue siding gives an usual presence to architect Joey Giaimo’s family home in suburban Mississauga. Photo by doublespace photography PROJECT South House, Mississauga, Ontario ARCHITECT Giaimo PHOTOS doublespace photography As you travel down Third Street in Lakeview, Mississauga a neighbourhood just west of Toronto a monolithic volume on a corner lot stands out for being unlike anything else in the suburban residential area. Neighbours have nicknamed it “the blue house,” and from certain angles, the blue-faced block looks like an entirely new construction, rather than an addition to an existing home. It has no windows and minimal details. An inset cedar door and an exaggerated ....