Apsara Cruise, Bar & Restaurant of The Year from World Architecture Festival Interiors
Studio Locomotive
Apsara Cruise by Studio Locomotive
Photo credit:
Pichan Sujaritsatit
Apsara Cruise, Bar & Restaurant of The Year from World Architecture Festival Interiors
Studio Locomotive
Apsara Cruise by Studio Locomotive
Photo credit:
Pichan Sujaritsatit
Apsara Cruise, Bar & Restaurant of The Year from World Architecture Festival Interiors
Studio Locomotive
Apsara Cruise by Studio Locomotive
Photo credit:
Pichan Sujaritsatit
Apsara Cruise, Bar & Restaurant of The Year from World Architecture Festival Interiors
Studio Locomotive
Apsara Cruise by Studio Locomotive
Photo credit:
Pichan Sujaritsatit
Apsara Cruise, Bar & Restaurant of The Year from World Architecture Festival Interiors
Studio Locomotive
Apsara Cruise by Studio Locomotive
Photo credit:
Pichan Sujaritsatit
Apsara Cruise, Bar & Restaurant of The Year from World Architecture Festival Interiors
Studio Locomotive
Apsara Cruise by Studio Locomotive
Photo credit:
Pichan Sujaritsatit
Apsara Cruise, Bar & Restaurant of The Year from World Architecture Festival Interiors
Studio Locomotive
Apsara Cruise by Studio Locomotive
Photo credit:
Pichan Sujaritsatit
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
Looking into the dining room below from the bridge to the primary bedroom.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
The property sliver extends from the tableland, down the bluff, to Lake Ontario.
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WWInc.
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
Dotted lines show the extent of the site down to the water. The Toronto Conservation Authority allows building on a small area at the top of the bluff.
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WWInc.
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House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
Movable slatted screens facing the street allow views out while preventing sightlines into the house. The light monitors create double and triple height spaces on the interior.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
Looking back at the entry, the stair volume creates a gap between the bridge and the painting studio.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
The small washroom near the entry with a custom stone vanity and sink.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
The Douglas Fir ceiling connects the living room and kitchen with oak millwork set into the concrete framework.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
The owner in the living room at the custom record storage unit.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
The west wall of the living room has millwork cabinets and a window aligning with the acoustic living room ceiling.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
The dining room has a soaring 26' tall ceiling with a south facing light monitor.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
Looking south from the kitchen under the cantilever deck above, you glimpse the primary bedroom above.
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Doublespace Photography
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
Floor Plans
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WWInc.
House of Monitors
Williamson Williamson Inc.
On the second floor looking back at the north street elevation, one of the owner’s paintings of the bluffs reminds us of what is behind us at the edge of the lake.
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Doublespace Photography
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