Project Shaw is a full gut renovation of a 1920s Toronto semi-detached home. The project involved rethinking the house from the inside out to improve flow, function, and everyday livability, while preserving the character that made the home worth saving in the first place. Working within a compact footprint and the constraints of an older urban property, the design focused on strategic space planning, smarter storage, and a more cohesive architectural language throughout. From the kitchen and bathroom layouts to the overall material direction, every decision was made to help the home feel brighter, calmer, and far more functional for modern family life. The result is a thoughtful, high-impact renovation that balances old-house charm with clean, highly considered design.