April 5, 2024

2030 Project in Oakville, Ontario

The 2030 Project caught the attention of the good folks at e-architect – they gather inspiring projects from every part of the globe. You can find the full write-up here, and a short excerpt below.

Super insulated walls, Triple Pane energy efficient windows, and a large photovoltaic array on the roof, and 95% recycled material siding are just the start of the list of details that make up this tremendous home in Bronte.

Builder: Hummingbird Hill Homes
Photographer: Craft Architecture Photography & Video
Location: Ontario, Canada

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