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- 3. “Homes should be a machine for living in.” - Corbusier Villa Savoye
- 4. “Ornamentation and detail are wasteful.” - Corbusier Villa Savoye
- 5. Modern ArchitectureModern ArchitectureModern Architecture Miesian Homes: “Structural order balanced with open free flowing space.” – Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
- 6. Modern ArchitectureModern Architecture Miesian Homes: “Less is more.” – Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
- 8. Contemporary Architecture: The Prairie School Frank Lloyd Wright
- 9. Fallingwater “Homes should be organic.” – Frank Lloyd Wright
- 10. Fallingwater
- 11. Fallingwater “Grace to the landscape, instead of disgrace.” – Frank Lloyd Wright
- 12. Fallingwater
- 13. Robie House “Simplicity and natural beauty.” – Frank Lloyd Wright
- 14. Robie House
- 15. Robie House
- 18. Contemporary Architecture Myths • It is a fad • It is more expensive • It will have market resistance on the style • It will have market resistance based on the resale value • You cannot mix it with traditional styles Reality • It is an evolution that started years ago • It is not necessarily more expensive • It has gained higher resale value in some cases because it is current and it is differentiated from old stock housing • Competitive advantage: the builder ‘gets’ the buyer, the product is relevant • Large builders are selling it • It is popular from medium density projects to large and affluent custom homes • Buyer demographics (ethnicity, millennials) has changed. They are more open to innovation • Look internationally; fashion, art technology and architecture are not restricted by borders
- 19. Contemporary Architecture Current Trends in the Marketplace • It is incorporated almost always within medium density sites in the City of Toronto • Approximately 30% of the new projects being offered in the 905 have an option for buying a home with a contemporary elevation • This increases to approximately 70% in Markham and Richmond Hill • It is universally popular and sold in many different communities including Whitby, Oakville, Sharon, Milton, Hamilton, Innisfil • Where offered, it sells at a rate between 40 to 60%. (Quite frankly 20% is good enough; from a streetscape perspective, neighbourhoods are enriched and have more personality by the diversity in styles.)
- 20. Where We Are TodayWhere We Are Today Good Design – Architecture: Traditionally Styled
- 27. Innovative Design The Competitive Advantage Innovative Design The Competitive Advantage
- 28. Etobicoke Residence Traditional forms composed in new ways
- 29. Etobicoke ResidenceEtobicoke ResidenceEtobicoke Residence
- 30. Etobicoke Residence Open concept space design
- 31. Etobicoke Residence • Open concept kitchen into entertainment spaces
- 32. Etobicoke Residence • Open concept floor plans in shared spaces
- 33. Richmond Hill Development • Unique combination of massing, linear lines and window treatments • Reflective of contemporary architecture
- 35. Thornhill Residence • Variety of forms, texture and colour
- 36. Thornhill Residence • Unique combination of forms and materials Thornhill Residence • Unique combination of forms and materials
- 37. Thornhill Residence • Bright entires • Warm finishes and clean lines
- 38. Thornhill Residence • Warm inviting spaces
- 40. Pickering DevelopmentPickering Development Simple lines, traditional materials
- 42. Aurora Residence • Linear lines • Contrasting materials • Warm colours
- 44. Aurora Residence • Height and light • Trims minimalized • More modern appointments anchored by warm rusticated floor
- 45. Aurora Development Fresh approach to use of forms, windows and materials
- 48. Toronto Residence Contemporary, warm and inviting
- 49. Toronto Residence Building in harmony and landscape
- 50. Looking Ahead
- 58. What do Consumers think Contemporary Interior Design is?
- 59. Once Upon a Time….
- 64. • Today’s Design is Fresh, New, driven by a new younger audience • The largest percentage of our population is over 65 or under 30 • The Largest Consumer group is Millennials
- 65. Consumers are much more aware of Trends in Home Design Consumers want Wow
- 66. Photo Courtesy of Downsview Kitchens • Typical Understanding of Contemporary
- 67. Photo Courtesy of Downsview Kitchens Is this Contemporary or Modern Design?
- 68. Today’s Design is a New Interpretation of Modern Design
- 69. • Clean Lines • Warm Materials • “Inviting” • Personalized but decluttered • Strategic use of Colour • Strong emphasize on focal points • Lots of Light Elements of Contemporary Design
- 70. Photo Courtesy of Downsview Kitchens • Light Warm Wood Floors • Exposed Pantry
- 71. Photo Courtesy of Downsview Kitchens • High Contrast Cabinetry • Mix of Sheens
- 72. Photo Courtesy of Downsview Kitchens • Exposed Pantries • Use of Black
- 73. Photo Courtesy of Downsview Kitchens • Natural tone woods in Greige • Mixed of Industrial Elements
- 74. Photo Courtesy of Downsview Kitchens • Clean version of Traditional Lines • Use of Colour on the Ceiling • Multiple Materials
- 75. Photo Courtesy of Downsview Kitchens • Traditional as been streamlined to be more Contemporary
- 76. Photo Courtesy of Downsview Kitchens • Use of Stainless Steele and Modernized hood
- 77. Photo Courtesy of Downsview Kitchens • Slab Cabinet mixed with warm materials • Contemporary is not just White
- 78. Photo Courtesy of Downsview Kitchens • Mixed of Materials • Slab Doors
- 79. Photo Courtesy of Downsview Kitchens • Hobbies on Display
- 80. Contemporary Design Throughout the Home
- 89. To be Competitive, Design is the Last Frontier to Reach your Consumer. Contemporary Design is an Exciting Avenue to a new audience.