This 1940s home in Davisville Village was renovated for a family of four, its fragmented layout replaced by a two-storey rear addition, a new third floor, and a stronger connection between interior spaces and the outdoors.

The third floor belongs to the family's daughter — a bedroom and ensuite opening onto a rooftop terrace overlooking the treetops, a space of her own to study and grow into. On the ground floor, the family room, once tucked into the basement, now opens to the backyard through a full wall of glazing, with aluminum-framed sliding doors.

White oak herringbone flooring runs through the main living spaces, alongside custom millwork built to display the family's belongings. The original walnut flooring from the lower levels was repurposed for the new third floor, carrying some of the home's history up into the addition.

Video by Craft Architecture Photography & Video

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