Housing

The City of Toronto Multiplex Designs

The National Housing Design Catalogue

Ulster Street Multiplex & Laneway House

Anduhyaun Indigenous Women’s Shelter

Woodgreen Community Housing, 690 Coxwell Ave

Waterloo Regional Housing – 82 Wilson

TCH 220 Oak Street Community Housing

The Mount Dennis Quilt

New Frontiers Aboriginal Residential Corporation Coxwell Housing

Wigwamen Terrace

Langford Avenue Laneway House

North York Women’s Shelter and Anne Marie D’Amico Community Collective

College Street Laneway House

Eva’s Phoenix

Bedford Park House

Garden House

Woodgreen Donlands Housing

Woodgreen New Edwin Hotel

Summerhill House

Don River House and Garden

Royal York House

Howland House

Opeongo Road House

Ritchie Avenue House

F.A.G. Laneway Gallery & Studio

Euclid House

Peel Youth Village

TCH 20 Vanauley Street Community Housing

WRH Sunnyside Supportive Housing

Alexandra Park Townhouses

St. Clare’s Multifaith Housing – 25 Leonard

Vermont Avenue Laneway House

Homes First Society Strachan House

Brock Street Mission Men’s Shelter

We are privileged to live, work, and create in the meeting place of Toronto (from the Haudenosaunee word Tkaronto), the traditional homeland of the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples. As settlers, we acknowledge our role in the ongoing process of mending and nurturing relationships with Indigenous people, and the inherent subjectivities of building on these lands. We orient our practice to engage in reciprocal consultation and authentic relationship building with Indigenous communities, to work within each nation’s culture and ways of knowing and seeing the world; and to peaceably share, respect and care for the lands sustaining us all.