08/21/2026
The McDowell Manifesto
Archive Series | No. 03
Presenting our architectural design for this Modern Prairie residence in Britannia.
Completed in 2024, this home is defined by strong horizontal lines, broad overhangs and low-profile roof planes that extend into the landscape.
Interlocking masonry volumes, warm wood detailing and black-framed glazing create a balanced material palette, while deep overhangs respond to Calgary’s climate by shading the home in summer and welcoming lower winter light.
Inspired by Britannia’s mid-century homes, the design carries Prairie principles forward through contemporary proportions, restrained detailing and a lasting connection to place.
Architectural Note: Prairie architecture isn’t defined by horizontality alone, but by the way shelter, structure, and landscape are composed as one.
Builder: Rawlyk Developments
Architectural Design: McDowell & Associates Inc
OVER 30 YEARS OF FUNCTIONALLY REFINED RESIDENTIAL DESIGN.