Set into the bluff above Lake Ontario, House of Monitors is organized around light rather than rooms. Daylight enters from above, sliding across concrete and wood, shaping movement and daily routine. Views unfold in section — upward, across, outward — so the house is experienced as a sequence, not a plan. A tall light monitor brings vertical generosity without excess. Concrete anchors the house to the site while a cantilevered wood frame reaches toward street and lake. Materials stay elemental and honest. Light does the rest.