
This two-storey modern residence, called 44 Belvedere, is located on a wooded lot in Oakville, Ontario. Imagined by Guido Costantino, the black palette consists of stucco, concrete, brick, anodized siding and a mix of opaque and transparent glass.

The front of the home is fairly closed off to allow for privacy. Designed for a young family, the home was created with a much more open back of glass to allow for views of the pool.

The family wanted an open floorplan, so the L-shaped design allows for rooms to flow into one another, and all wrap around a simple, rectangular pool and patio area.



Instead of using walls to divide rooms, the architect used subtle changes in materials.




































Ironzey on 09.21.2012 at 09:19 AM
Cool house, when do they move in?
Ingrid Nicolai on 09.21.2012 at 10:59 AM
This house is a sculptural masterpiece.
I would like to see it with the clutter of daily life
and the family actually living in it.
Jamie on 12.04.2012 at 12:06 PM
What is that saying about Modernists? ‘They have big basements’ or something to that effect.