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Rendering of a two-storey family home in pale brick and cream panels on a tree-lined Toronto street

Custom homes · Toronto

Custom home design in Toronto.

New custom houses from concept to occupancy.

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BCIN registered
Insured · 20+ years

What custom homes do you take on?

New custom houses from concept to occupancy.

Photos from Architalcan's Houzz and HomeStars albums, and design renderings.
New custom house framed and sheathed, with scaffolding
Rendering of a two-storey house in brick, cream panels and wood with a two-car garage
Rendering of the rear of a two-storey brick house with balconies and a deck
Rendering of a modern two-storey house with a stone tower, tall windows and a glass balcony, lit at dusk
Rendering of a modern two-storey house with a sloped roof, a stone tower and a glass balcony in daylight
Rendering of a modern two-storey house in stucco, wood and stone with a two-car garage
Rendering of a new two-storey stucco and stone house with a bay window between brick bungalows
Rendering of a two-storey stone house with black-framed windows, a wood garage door and curved front steps
Rendering of a modern stone, stucco and glass house lit at dusk behind a birch tree
Rendering of a stone column, glass balcony railing and cedar soffits on a modern house
Rendering of the rear of a cream stucco house with a cedar deck and black railings
Rendering of a kitchen and dining room with a live-edge table and folding glass doors to a deck
Rendering of an open-plan living room with a white kitchen and an open staircase
Rendering of a marble kitchen island looking into a family room with built-in shelves and a fireplace
Rendering of a living room with a marble fireplace and lit built-in shelves
Rendering of a dining room with a coffered ceiling and a view to the staircase
Rendering of a sitting room with a tiled fireplace wall, a tray ceiling and a window seat
Vaulted ceiling framing inside a new custom house
Roof and window framing inside a new custom house
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BCIN 25897 – 41741 · House · Small Buildings · Large Buildings · HVAC-House

Who will draw it?

Architalcan Design, led by Rocco Schipano, BCIN-registered designer.

You need an architect for a house over three storeys, or for one with a second unit above or below the main one and more than 600 m² of floor area above ground. A one-family house of up to three storeys doesn't need one, whatever its size. We tell you at the zoning review if yours does. Rated 5.0 from 273 reviews on HomeStars.
Rocco Schipano holding the HomeStars Best of the Best 2023 award

Renovation of a semi in Toronto

Rocco was efficient and effective. He worked closely with us to ensure the design meets our needs and recommended valuable solutions that we previously weren't aware of. We got the permit within a reasonable amount of time despite submitting it just before the holidays.

HomeOwner · Jan 17, 2025
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Registration
BCIN 25897 – 41741 Look up the BCIN
Classes
House · Small Buildings · Large Buildings · HVAC-House
On the drawings
The designer's name, BCIN and signature, as Toronto Building requires; engineer-designed sheets carry the engineer's seal. Why the City asks (opens in a new tab)
About Rocco and the firm

How do I start?

Get a written quote for your custom home.

Send the address and a line about the project. Rocco replies in writing with what your project needs and a quote for the drawings.

Step 2 of 3 · Property

Project:Custom homes

Where is the property?
Do you have a property survey?

A survey lets us confirm setbacks and buildable area from the start. No survey? We'll tell you how to get one.

BCIN registered · Insured · 20+ years in Toronto

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