Lorne Rose Architect

THE CONSTRUCTION SOURCE CANADA floor-to-ceiling windows. They also topped the cement-board clad carport with a green roof, creating a “charming view” from the living room and meeting area, which overlooks it. Internally, the project incorporates home design elements, making it truly feel like one outside the small working area. Natural hard- wood floors were used in some areas, with “wood look” vinyl floors in the more high-traffic areas, “adding notes of elegance and homey- ness,” Lorne says. “We’re very proud of that project,” Lorne says. “It exemplifies what we do. It’s creative, it’s cozy, and it’s beautiful.” “We took a derelict building and a real eye- sore in the community and created something that everyone loves,” he adds. Many locals have commented on the revi- talized look of the corner property, and thanked Lorne for being a part of the turnaround. And as his own client on the project, Lorne is also personally very pleased with the end-result. “I love it,” he says. “It’s everything I was looking for, and it took me a long time to find.” Lorne is also proud of that project because it serves as an example of modern architecture, which he doesn’t get the chance to do as much as he likes. Fortunately, he sees that chang-