An architect’s ugly duckling
It’s remarkably quiet in architect John O’Connor’s renovated Cabbagetown home.
The occasional yaps of his dogs, Jack and Beckwith, are the only noises that break up the otherwise tranquil sound of flowing water that floods the living room from a small courtyard fountain. Fire trucks aside, it’s nearly impossible to tell its location in the heart of Canada’s largest city.
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