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House Renovation - Toronto, by Hany Khalil
House Renovation - Toronto, by Hany Khalil
Toronto, Canada
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House Renovation - Toronto, by Hany Khalil
Toronto, Canada
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Type
YEAR
2013
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$50K - 100K
This renovation transformed a small semi-attached Toronto house after a fire destroyed it’s interior to a charming home plus basement apartment.
Design features:
Open concept ground floor with huge sliding glass door at rear and large bay-window at front help make this small house feel larger bringing natural light in and maximizing views.
Original red brick is left exposed on north wall, contracted with contemporary stair and glass rails
Second floor contains: 2 bedrooms, Den and 2 bathrooms.
Natural light fills second floor hall and filters down stairs through a roof top skylight
Basement is converted to a rental apartment with walk out to sunken patio.
the basement originally was used for storage, ceiling hight was increased by removing under-ceiling ducts and reworking it into main bulkheads
Sustainable features:
Closed cell foam insulation on exterior walls and roof achieve well insulated, air-tight envelop without thickening the walls or sacrificing interior space.
Rain water is collected and stored to irrigate backyard garden.
Natural cooling
Ground floor large openings at front and rear draw cool air in, the operable roof skylight draws hot air out.
By maximizing cross ventilation and stack effect. AC use is greatly reduced.
High efficiency furnace and energy efficient appliances are used throughout.
Design features:
Open concept ground floor with huge sliding glass door at rear and large bay-window at front help make this small house feel larger bringing natural light in and maximizing views.
Original red brick is left exposed on north wall, contracted with contemporary stair and glass rails
Second floor contains: 2 bedrooms, Den and 2 bathrooms.
Natural light fills second floor hall and filters down stairs through a roof top skylight
Basement is converted to a rental apartment with walk out to sunken patio.
the basement originally was used for storage, ceiling hight was increased by removing under-ceiling ducts and reworking it into main bulkheads
Sustainable features:
Closed cell foam insulation on exterior walls and roof achieve well insulated, air-tight envelop without thickening the walls or sacrificing interior space.
Rain water is collected and stored to irrigate backyard garden.
Natural cooling
Ground floor large openings at front and rear draw cool air in, the operable roof skylight draws hot air out.
By maximizing cross ventilation and stack effect. AC use is greatly reduced.
High efficiency furnace and energy efficient appliances are used throughout.
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