Lakeshore Dental, designed by Bortolotto Design Architect, transforms a once-empty, double-height waterfront space into a modern clinic that blends elegant design with natural light and connectivity. The new location reflects dentist Izabela’s vision for a practice rooted in growth, style, and community presence.

Home Builder Digest has recognized BORTOLOTTO as one of the 15 best residential architects in Toronto, celebrating the firm’s thoughtful design approach and placing it among a distinguished group of peers in the city’s vibrant architecture community.

Bortolotto’s renovation of OCADU’s Rosalie Sharp Pavilion energizes Toronto’s public art scene with a shimmering stainless-steel scrim that transforms the building into a dynamic urban sculpture.

Set among Toronto’s most iconic architectural landmarks, a new addition near Dundas and McCaul holds its own beside Gehry’s AGO, Alsop’s Sharp Centre, and the towering CN Tower — a striking presence in a streetscape rich with design history.

Commissioned by builder Farhad Kazmian as both a family residence and a business showcase, the Bézier Curve House in Lawrence Park blends sculptural design with livable elegance, reflecting BORTOLOTTO’s distinctively contemporary approach.

Featured in NUVO Magazine (March 2021), the Bézier Curve House by BORTOLOTTO redefines residential design in Lawrence Park with its sculptural form, sloped roof, and integration of a rare front yard pool.

Featured in Interior Design Home magazine, the Bézier Curve House showcases a dramatic roof formed by tensioned timber joists and clad red oak rafters, extending its bold architectural language seamlessly from exterior to interior.

The Architect’s Newspaper highlights the Rosalie Sharp Pavilion at OCAD University, where Bortolotto transformed a former office into a vibrant student hub. The building’s striking new facade uses mapping data to visualize Toronto’s artistic landscape, blending architecture with public art and community data.

Lakehead University reimagines its Student Central space to meet diverse student needs while creating an inviting environment for prospective students on recruitment tours.

Canadian Architecture Studio BORTOLOTTO realizes its Bézier Curve House with a sweeping and gestural profile.

Tania Bortolotto, President of BORTOLOTTO, joins a panel at ARIDO’s inaugural Interior Design Week to discuss strategies for enhancing longevity and maintenance in condo design, alongside industry experts Vitorhya Shields and Michael London.

BORTOLOTTO celebrates two decades of transformative design in Toronto, marking the milestone with a new office and major projects that reflect its enduring mission to uplift the human experience through architecture.

With flowing lines and a sculpted form, Bézier Curve House redefines custom living in Toronto’s Lawrence Park, designed as a warm, curvilinear alternative to conventional modern homes.

Winner of the 2022 LIVE TOGETHER ARIDO Award, BORTOLOTTO’s transformation of Clock Tower Lofts blends history with modern design through a full rebranding and revitalization of the condo’s interiors and exterior.