Tom Cruickshank

This is a beautiful book with gorgeous pictures. It's a great cross-section of Ontario house architecture, of the kind that I think of as "real" houses, not just ones where the architect is a known name. That said, the houses are works of art - very little in it has been "remuddled" or has elements out of place.

One picky point is that in about five places the paragraphs are cut off, with missing text. There are many places with extra carriage returns breaking the text onto the next line where it shouldn't, but that isn't as annoying as not being able to read the last few sentences.… (meer)