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HAMBLY HOUSE, 1939, in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
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 restored it, with a second storey added.
DPAl Architecture together with Philip Toms of Toms + McNally Design, were given the task to renovate a designated heritage house.
