We’re Giving Away Two Tickets to Toronto Modern Home Tour

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Lori Bosworth
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Interior of 22 Grange Avenue, Toronto
Interior of 22 Grange Avenue, Toronto

By Lori Bosworth

The Toronto Modern Home Tour takes place on Saturday, June 7, 2014 and we’re giving away two tickets. The self-guided driving tour features six homes throughout Toronto, which demonstrate outstanding modern architectural design and which are open to tour visitors from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (with the exception of 22 Grange Avenue). Tickets for the Toronto Modern Home Tour can be purchased online and are $30 in advance and $40 the day of the tour.

ENTER OUR CONTEST TO WIN TWO TICKETS TO THE TORONTO MODERN HOME TOUR

We are hosting a giveaway of two tickets each to the Toronto Modern Home Tour. In order to be entered in the contest, participants must complete at least two of the following steps. Bonus entries for additional steps. Contest closes on Wednesday, June 4, 2014 at 11 a.m. EST.
1) Like Torontonicity’s Facebook page (If you have already liked our Facebook page, this counts as one step.)
2) Post a comment at the bottom of this blog post e.g. “My favourite Toronto neighbourhood is…”.
3) Retweet on Twitter.
4) Like and share blog post on Google Plus.
Below are the homes that will be featured on the tour:

1294 College Street (at Lansdowne Avenue), designed by Spaces by Rohan, is a small home in Little Portugal built in a previous driveway and features radiant floors, interior glass walls, roof-top cedar deck, and 95% LED-based lighting inside.

1294 College Street, Toronto
1294 College Street, Toronto
Kitchen at 1294 College Street, Toronto
Kitchen at 1294 College Street

22 Grange Avenue (Dundas Street West and Beverley Street) is open from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. only. Pachter Hall, the 3,200 square foot home and studio of Charles Pachter, and Moose Factory, Charles Pachter’s galleries, were designed by Teeple Architects and have won several architectural awards.

22 Grange Avenue, Toronto
22 Grange Avenue, Toronto
Interior of 22 Grange Avenue, Toronto
Interior of 22 Grange Avenue, Toronto

235 Cedarvale Avenue (at Woodbine Avenue and Lumsden Avenue) designed by Nano Design Build Inc., features geometric linear design, featuring continuous, clean lines that define the space throughout.

235 Cedarvale Avenue, Toronto
235 Cedarvale Avenue, Toronto
Interior of 235 Cedarvale Avenue, Toronto
Interior of 235 Cedarvale Avenue, Toronto

106 Russett Avenue (at Dufferin Avenue and Bloor Street West) is a three-story, single-family house, designed by Weiss Architecture & Urbanism Limited and built on a typical long and narrow lot. The traditional red brick front façade conceals a light and airy interior.

106 Russett Avenue, Toronto
106 Russett Avenue, Toronto
Interior of 106 Russett Avenue, Toronto
Interior of 106 Russett Avenue, Toronto

Two other homes that are part of the tour include:

92 South Kingsway (Bloor Street West and Jane Street): A modern renovation and addition by LineBox Studio to an older Swansea residence includes a green building design in sustainable matter.

781 Craven Road: This 566 sq. ft. home designed by LineBox Studio, features a loft style, creating a feeling of spaciousness despite the home’s size.

Tour participants can rest at the tour’s rest stop: the STACKLAB showroom, a Toronto-based multidisciplinary design and fabrication studio led by Jeff Forrest. Enjoy complimentary refreshments and browse examples of modern furniture.

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3 COMMENTS

  1. I’m in love with Leslieville lately. Especially nice there on Sundays when the farmer’s market is on.
    I follow and re-tweeted as well

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