Marek Rozkowski from High Park Architects has submitted a Preliminary Project Review application for a new Tibetan Buddhist Temple in Toronto. The proposed Temple will be three storey high with traditional layout and form. The Parkdale location at Jameson Avenue and Leopold Street was selected because of the large Tibetan population in the area that wish to have a Temple in the community. When the project is completed it will be the first Tibetan Buddhist Temple in Ontario build specifically for this purpose. All current temples have addopted existing buildings for the new use. The preliminary plans were developed in close cooperation between the architect and the resident Lama.
423 Evans Avenue, Car Dealership
Ground floor addition to the existing car dealership is currently under construction in Toronto West End. The new addition includes two large showrooms, offices, bathrooms and waiting area. The new front exterior has large glazed areas with bay windows and central car entrance. Interior steel frame construction was designed to accommodate future second floor addition.
5290 Yonge Street, DUCA Bank - Canadian Headquarter
Drawings were completed in 2008 for re-development of the 5270 Yonge Street site. High Park Architects participated in the development of presentation and building permit drawings together with Hendrik Op't Root Architect who was the prime consultant on the project. The bulding was opened to the public in May 2009.
3080 Dundas Street West
192 South Kingsway, Second Storey Addition
This charming, chalet style second story addition doubled the living space to the previously existing bungalow and more then doubled value of the house. The design addressed the site with the steep ravine behind the house by creating a sculptured roof line with pitched and shed dormers. Ground floor plan was changed to the open concept layout.
119 Scarlet Road, Second Storey Addition
The 2nd story addition to the existing bungalow added three bedrooms and two bathrooms to the house. Exterior on the ground floor was cladded with cultured stone, the Second Floor exterior was finshed with a Tudor wall. The roof line was modified to gable-hip roof form. The canopy was built at the front to provide rain protection at the entry porch
35 Milburn Drive, Toronto, Second Storey Addition
94 Park Home Avenue, Toronto, New House
210 Simcoe Street, Toronto
Two tower condominium proposal at 210 Simcoe Street in Toronto. Drawings were developed with Hendrik Op't Root Architect. The design drawings and renderings were prepared by High Park Architects.
472 Clendenan Avenue, Interior Renovation
The Renovation created an open concept ground floor by replacing loadbearing walls with beams and posts. 150sf rear ground floor addition was build in second phase of construction. We have exceded allowed by Zoning Gross Floor Area so the application to Commitee of Adjustment was necessary.
