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The architectural design strives to make connections outwardly to the surrounding neighbourhood. The corner of Ontario Place and Main Street becomes a welcoming space for all the community to gather, with the Common House purposefully placed adjacen
The broader sociability goals are further emphasized by the network of oversized exterior walkways that allow for informal neighbourhood interaction; the shared outdoor use at the courtyard and the Common House; shared patios; and shared laundry spa
1 Southern courtyard / building orientation maximizes daylight.  2 Through units and operable windows allow for passive ventilation.  3  Living spaces with larger windows are located on south / courtyard side to maximize solar gain
Young Pines in Light, Emily Carr, c. 1935
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1 Community interface in front of Common House: The front yard creates a soft zone between public and private realms, where Tomo residents, neighbours and passers-by intermingle.  2 The entry at Common House activates and animates the northe
1 The south-facing courtyard provides a sun lled social space for all residents.  2 Common House connection to courtyard and Main Street: By providing a space for shared meals, creation and recreation, the common house is a powerful enabler
1 Standing Seam Metal - White   2 Standing Seam Metal - Silver   3 Salvaged Brick - Buff   4 Passive House Certified Window - Wood   5 Passive House Certified Window - Aluminum   6 Steel Guardrail   7 Cemen
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