Blantyre House, designed by Williamson Chong Architects, was recently featured in the Globe and Mail. The house is an example of one of the firm's ground-up infill projects that contributes to its developing notion of ‘incremental urbanism’ in Toronto.

“Too many newly-built homes in Toronto are muscle-bound hulks bullying their way into established neighbourhoods," writes columnist John Bentley Mays. "Architect Donald Chong’s new Scarborough project shows a thoughtful, sensitive alternative.”

The full article can be found on The Globe and Mail’s website along with a slideshow of images by Bob Gundu.