esign cues from the 1970s have been broadly overlooked for ages in favour of crowd-pleasing mid-century modern (which, to be clear, we’re also fans of). But a new surge of interest in the decade proves that '70s design, much like disco,
Closing the Gap
It’s no secret that Toronto is a city in desperate need of housing. Specifically, diverse and affordable housing fit between single-family detached homes and high-rise apartment buildings. To revive the city’s “missing middle,” local architecture gro
