York Valley

Nestled in the historic Hogg’s Hollow neighborhood, Project York Valley epitomizes the harmonious marriage of classic traditional architecture and transitional design elements.

The result is a new build that seamlessly integrates into the timeless beauty of its surroundings. Distinguished by its use of red brick, this traditional design evokes a warm and enduring ambiance, paying homage to the architectural heritage of the past. The high pitched roofline and dropped eaves contribute to the traditional character, capturing the essence of classic design principles. Adding a transitional flair, large windows and dormers with raised seam metal roofs introduce a modern touch, striking a delicate balance between tradition and contemporary aesthetics. The clean limestone detailing elevates the design with a touch of sophistication, ensuring a truly timeless appeal. Noteworthy is the careful consideration of the natural environment. The site, regulated by both TRCA and Toronto Ravines, required meticulous planning and collaboration with regulatory authorities. This conscientious approach ensured compliance and respect for the surrounding ravine landscape adorned with large trees. The result is not just a home but a testament to the seamless coexistence of architectural elegance and natural beauty.