Architecture of Winnipeg

1974 – Keenberg Residence, 2 Avonherst, Winnipeg

Architect: Ron Keenberg, IKOY

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This house was built by Ron Keenberg for himself and his family. Keenberg was an architect and founder member of the IKOY Partnership. Essentially a large white rendered box, the parapet line reflects later design explorations at 277 Wellington in Winnipeg , and at Bromley Square in Calgary where extra structural elements complete the external profile of the building. The eastern façade has a large amount of glazing, now hidden by the wooded plot.

Published June 2, 2026

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