NORTH YORK, ON | CANADA
FRONT SIDE
This design for 173 Burnett Avenue highlights a modern, minimalist approach defined by clean lines and a refined color palette. The building’s geometry accentuates both vertical and horizontal planes, blending concrete with dark-toned cladding to establish a sense of depth and texture. The façade is marked by large windows that invite abundant natural light, reinforcing the contemporary aesthetic.
One of the standout architectural features is the cantilevered roof over the entryway, which extends slightly to provide shade and shelter while adding visual intrigue to the entrance. The asymmetrical placement of windows enhances the modern look, introducing a dynamic quality to the façade while maintaining a harmonious balance within the structure. At the front, an integrated concrete planter doubles as a display for the house address, with a sleek, embedded style that complements the overall design and introduces a touch of greenery to soften the building’s edges.
Set against a contrasting backdrop of darker cladding, the structure commands attention with its sophisticated, urban appeal. The design underscores durability and elegance, with a focus on high-quality materials that blend aesthetics with resilience.


BACK SIDE
The rear facade of this modern home presents a striking contrast between the light-colored concrete walls and the darker accents. A prominent wooden pergola extends from the upper level, providing shade and a sense of architectural interest. The upper level features a balcony with sliding glass doors, offering views of the surrounding landscape. The lower level includes a spacious patio area, accessible by a set of wooden stairs. The overall design creates a clean and minimalist aesthetic, with a strong emphasis on horizontal lines and a connection to the outdoors.
