F5: Andrew Ashey on Accidental Layout, Voids, Plants + Even more

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Plants Plants bring life, softness, and time into architecture-- they note the seasons, redeem hard sides, and remind us that areas are part of larger ecologies. Empty Spaces I'm attracted to the peaceful stress of rooms not being made use of-- spaces left vacant, corners paused in time, architecture waiting for function or worn down from usage. These areas remind me that style continues to resonate even in absence-- disclosing traces of previous usage, neglected intention, or quiet potential. Picture: Dale Wilcox Sunnyside Townhouse A slim 100-year-old semi-detached home in Toronto's Roncesvalles community was entirely refurbished and broadened to develop a vivid, light-filled room for an expanding family members. Picture: Erin Little The Danforth The Danforth is an area dining establishment in Portland's West End composed of three distinctive} rooms: a bar, a lounge, and a three-season outdoor patio.