A calculus-inspired home is selling for $23 million
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Surrounded by trees, the home, which was completed in 2009, is built into a ravine in Toronto’s verdant Rosedale Valley.
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STATS
4 BEDROOMS
8 BATHS
17,000 SQ. FT.
$28 MILLION
Conceived by James Stewart, the late mathematics professor and concert violinist, and designed by Toronto architects Brigitte Shim and Howard Sutcliffe, the five-story Integral House was called “one of the most important private houses built in North America in a long time” by Glenn Lowry, director of New York’s Museum of Modern Art. The façade contains 97 offset white-oak fins that create the illusion of an undulating exterior.
Contact: Sothebys International Realty, 877-960-9995; sothebysrealty.com
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Twenty-foot ceilings were designed to enhance the quality of sound, while the polished-concrete beams support the upper gallery.
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The house has a concert hall designed to hold 200 guests. For the past eight years, a series of benefit shows have brought the likes of Philip Glass, David Bowie, and Measha Brueggergosman into the famed home to perform.
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An art gallery leads into the home office.
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A guest bath features Bisazza-tile walls, a marble countertop, and a floating vanity.
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The master bath offers heated marble flooring and a sunken air-jet tub, among other amenities.
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A staircase’s cobalt-blue glass panels were custom made by Canadian artist Mimi Gellman.
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The modern kitchen features cork flooring and Caesarstone countertops. The custom-made pendant lights were constructed from shaped resin, which contains a phosphorus powder that continues to glow after the lights are shut off.
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Located on the first floor of the house, the spa includes an indoor pool, exercise room, and sauna. During the summer months, the 30-foot-long window-wall descends, opening the pool area to the outdoors.
