DPAI Architecture Inc. Architects, Buildings, Canada, Hamilton Design Studio, News

DPAI Architecture Inc.

Contemporary Canadian Architectural Practice – design studio located in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

–

DPAI Architecture Inc. News

DPAI Architecture Inc. Buildings – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:

Recent projects by DPAI Architecture Inc. on e-architect:

28 Mar 2016
kg&a studio, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

image from architects
kg&a studio Toronto
Our project is the kg&a studio in Toronto’s oldest standing row of buildings. Kg&a is a very successful Toronto PR firm, specializing in the Development and Real Estate industries. dpai was commissioned to design a space that enables kg&a’s flexible and collaborative work style, while functionally and aesthetically aligning with the firm’s creative philosophy.

21 Jan 2016
King William Performing Arts District in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

image from architects
King William Performing Arts District in Hamilton
The King William Performing Arts District Concept Plan proposes the creation of an integrated, multi-use district centred on Theatre Aquarius with a mixture of performing arts, retail, commercial and residential uses bringing vibrancy to the area and sustainability to the Theatre, while connecting the district to other parts of downtown along King William Street.

The Stanley Residence in Hamilton

photograph : Tom Arban
The Stanley Residence in Hamilton
19 Jan 2016 – Family Home in Hamilton, Canada

The Seedworks Urban Offices in Hamilton

image from architects
The Seedworks Urban Offices in Hamilton – 21 Jan 2016
Hamilton’s downtown renewal is well underway after suffering a fate similar to many post-industrial North American cities during the late 20th century. Notably, its renewal is grassroots, centering on the arts and entrepreneurial communities. A diversity of small, locally-owned businesses have taken root and are leading the economic and urban renewal.

The Hambly House, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

photograph : Revelateur Strudio
The Hambly House in Hamilton
18 Jan 2016 – Art Deco Residence in Hamilton
Originally built in 1939, this house is one of only a handful of Art Moderne houses to be found in Ontario. The original building, built for Jack Hambly, is a striking example of streamlined late Art Deco in Hamilton; the flat-roofed building sports an archetypal curved corner with speed-striped stucco walls, nautical-inspired detailing including a porthole window, and a prominent front door surround. The house was purchased in dire condition in 2013 by new owners who wanted not only to rehabilitate the house but also to reimagine it.