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La Palma restaurant is located on in the Toronto's Trinity-Bellwoods neighbourhood, and is run by designer Alexandra Hutchison and her partner, chef Craig Harding. I love the desert modern vibes throughout the space, achieved through colour and shapes. Check out the story on dezeen for more info and images!
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I've had the opportunity to photograph a few Foster + Partners projects over the years and they do not disappoint. The recently completed York Station at York University in Toronto was a treat from all angles. Check out this month's Western Living Condo. There's a feature story on Haeccity Studio Architecture's M Flat project in Richmond, BC. We photographed this space last December and love seeing it get published in the glossies. Ordering an 'architects are assholes' mug is now easier than ever! Our Amazon store is up and running with both mugs available to purchase.
 Miza Architects renovated this old modern home to new glory. Sitting on the edge of a cliff overlooking Capilano River in North Vancouver light streams in from all sides while the trees and steep site provide privacy. I had the pleasure of photographing the new Remai Modern Art Gallery in Saskatchewan earlier this month. Such a lovely space designed by KPMB and architect of record Architecture 49. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in Saskatoon. I photographed a stunning renovation of a commercial space turned residential in East Van. What a treat to experience an alternative to a traditional living space. Filled with all kinds of treasures collected over the years by the homeowners, Soma and Westside Projects did a great job to create spaces to showcase their collections and entertain. << Major announcement >> The recently completed photography gallery, The Polygon, in North Vancouver designed by Patkau Architects is now carrying 'architects are assholes' mugs in white and matte black. Also a special edition of 'photographers are assholes' mugs (it's only fair) in white - matte black coming soon - are now available in the gallery shop.  Check out the feature in April's issue of Western Living! Stark Architecture's industrial modern renovation of a 1970s cabin for a growing family in Whistler. I had the opportunity to photograph the new Apple Visitor Center at Apple Park in Cupertino, designed by Foster + Partners. I spent the day shooting and experiencing the space as the light moved through the building. The feeling of being on the edge of technological advancement is palpable. This was my second time staying in San Fransisco in the past few years and it felt like there was an electricity that I hadn't experienced the first time I visited. |
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