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Joanne Myers Architect

A Toronto architecture practice with a published portfolio of homes, additions and residential renovations.

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Toronto, Canada
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Artwork and a fireplace bring colour and warmth to the living room.
Timber cabinetry and a rooflight in the bathroom.
The renewed street elevation retains the house’s pitched-roof profile.

Artwork and a fireplace bring colour and warmth to the living room. · Timber cabinetry and a rooflight in the bathroom. · The renewed street elevation retains the house’s pitched-roof profile.

Photography: Nanne Springer

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In their words

Homes adapted around the routines, possessions and changing needs of their owners.

The practice’s published residential work includes homes in Riverdale, Withrow Park and Wychwood. These projects document changes to existing houses, from additions to the organisation and furnishing of their interiors.

At It’s all coming up Riverdale, Joanne Myers Architect reworked a house for a family of four. A new upper-level suite, carefully placed storage and a separate rear mudroom respond to the family’s daily routine, while the rooms make space for their furniture and art.

What they do

  1. 01Residential architectureSeen in It’s all coming up Riverdale
  2. 02Renovations and additionsSeen in It’s all coming up Riverdale
  3. 03Planning homes around everyday family lifeSeen in It’s all coming up Riverdale

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Profile updated 24 October 2026

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