
Wyndham Place
Whyndham Place presents a contemporary yet warm residential presence in the heart of Oakville, offering a design language that blends refined urban living with a welcoming, community-oriented atmosphere. The building’s massing is arranged in a U-shaped configuration, embracing a landscaped forecourt that provides a gracious sense of arrival.
The architectural expression is defined by a palette of natural and textural materials, with soft-hued stucco and warm-toned stone grounding the façade. Horizontal articulation is emphasized through continuous balcony lines, while vertical elements—stone-clad piers, window groupings, and rhythmic façade divisions—lend proportion and order to the composition.
Balconies feature sleek glass railing systems, delivering uninterrupted views and a modern transparency that allows sunlight to animate the façade throughout the day. These railings, coupled with generous glazing, create a fluid connection between indoor living spaces and the surrounding streetscape.
The main entrance canopy is a distinctive architectural feature, combining angled steel columns with a wood-clad soffit to form a warm, sheltering threshold. The double-height glazed lobby beyond offers an immediate sense of openness and hospitality, reinforced by warm interior finishes visible from the exterior.
The design harmonizes with its residential neighborhood context while projecting a sense of contemporary elegance. The interplay of glass, stone, and stucco balances modern minimalism with tactile richness, making Whyndham Place both a landmark and a comfortable home. Thoughtful landscaping and pedestrian pathways enhance the public realm, framing the building within a green, livable setting.
Project Status /
Completed 2014
Location /
Oakville, ON
Architect & Design Team /
John & Anna Romanov
Client /
Vandyk Group and Companies
Site Area /
6,000m2


