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11/13/2026

In progress

Our Casa Loma project, a renovation that invites light and a sense of connection into a family home.



Design: ASQUITH Architecture

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Warm welcomes. • Bespoke Bungalow • Cedarvale Renovation• Greenwood House• North Toronto Renovation• New Toronto Rebuild...
11/09/2026

Warm welcomes.


• Bespoke Bungalow
• Cedarvale Renovation
• Greenwood House
• North Toronto Renovation
• New Toronto Rebuild
• Toronto Beach Renovation

Design: ASQUITH Architecture
Photography: Nanne Springer

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The start of something fun.  A new build and laneway house in Toronto’s Leslieville neighbourhood.Design: ASQUITH Archit...
11/05/2026

The start of something fun.

A new build and laneway house in Toronto’s Leslieville neighbourhood.

Design: ASQUITH Architecture

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Embracing the cooler days of fall…Moments from our New Toronto RebuildDesign: Asquith ArchitectureBuild: Flux Developmen...
10/28/2026

Embracing the cooler days of fall…

Moments from our New Toronto Rebuild

Design: Asquith Architecture
Build: Flux Developments
Photography: Nanne Springer

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Horseshoe Bay House is composed of two barn-inspired volumes linked by a bridge-like foyer. In one of them, the kitchen ...
10/26/2026

Horseshoe Bay House is composed of two barn-inspired volumes linked by a bridge-like foyer. In one of them, the kitchen runs as a galley beneath a vaulted tongue-and-groove ceiling, drawing you toward a single window that frames the landscape.

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Design: ASQUITH Architecture
Photography (finals): Nanne Springer

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Sometimes the answer is to start fresh, but we like to restore where we can — especially when it’s a study in craftsmans...
10/23/2026

Sometimes the answer is to start fresh, but we like to restore where we can — especially when it’s a study in craftsmanship. The intricate wood detailing of this Victorian staircase, from the spindles to the railing, was refinished to bring back its depth. It’s one of the many original features we preserved in this home renovation, a project that also introduced contemporary elements to complement them.

Design: ASQUITH Architecture
Build: ATBuild
Photography: Nanne Springer
Project: Riverdale Renovation + Carport

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The primary bedroom at our Stony Lake Cottage is a cozy retreat wrapped in wood, with windows that open onto the forest ...
10/16/2026

The primary bedroom at our Stony Lake Cottage is a cozy retreat wrapped in wood, with windows that open onto the forest and water. Shown here in a rendering and in-progress photos from a recent site visit.

Design: Asquith Architecture

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A few highlights from a recent site visit to our Stony Lake Cottage, currently under construction on a family-owned isla...
10/14/2026

A few highlights from a recent site visit to our Stony Lake Cottage, currently under construction on a family-owned island in the Kawartha Lakes region. Replacing two older cabins, the new cottage draws inspiration from the landscape…the pines, lake vistas and rocky outcroppings of the Canadian Shield.

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Design: ASQUITH Architecture
Project: Stony Lake Cottage

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This dining room at our Beaches Renovation somehow always reminds us of full bellies and conversations that run well pas...
10/08/2026

This dining room at our Beaches Renovation somehow always reminds us of full bellies and conversations that run well past dessert. Some of that comes from the room itself, from the bench seating with that easy, family-style feeling of gathering around a picnic table to the rustic wooden beams that imbue the space with warmth.

As we head into Thanksgiving weekend, we find ourselves thinking about what makes a dining room feel good to gather in, and who gets to enjoy it. So often, the host is the one working in the kitchen and missing parts of the festivities. Here, an opening in one wall joins the two rooms, allowing conversations to spill through, dishes to pass easily and the host to stay part of the table. It also frames a view from the front of the home, through the kitchen and out to the garden — so everyone and every space remains connected.

Design: Asquith Architecture
Build: Webb & Lashbrook Inc.
Photography: Nanne Springer

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349 Carlaw Avenue, Suite 206
Toronto, ON
M4M2T1

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