What a transformation. Taking a beat up forgotten corner house, and tuning up into a lovely home with a studio below. The former butcher shop main floor was gutted, to open up the interior into a studio space with a workshop in the rear and concealed wall storage. The walls, floor and ceiling are lined with locally sourced planks of douglas fir, and a finishing of beeswax and Canadian Whiskey was added to create a shiny look. The south facing shopfront exterior wall was torn down and replaced with a wall-to-ceiling glass facade to not only allow for the entry of natural light but also to provide passersby the ability to glimpse inside. Check out [Scott & Scott Architects](http://www.scottandscott.ca/)