AlexBozikovic
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A bit of missing middle in Harbord Village. Looks like three units.
Toronto 220 Lippincott | 15m | 3s | Alva Roy Architects
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junctionist
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The stone cladding is gorgeous.
AlbertC
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There's a handful of these gentle intensification projects scattered throughout the Harbord Village and West Annex areas. Always great to see more.
jje1000
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Is this a multi-unit development, or a single-family house?
ADRM
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The perforated metal screening, too.
AlexBozikovic
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junctionist
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Sublime. What I'd do for more greystone multi-unit infill in the city. Increased use of architectural screens would be very much welcomed as well. The only thing that's not to my liking is the poured concrete wall by the stoop, which seems out of step with the rest of the building.
Kudos to the builder for producing something so beautiful and metropolitan.
Kudos to the builder for producing something so beautiful and metropolitan.
AlbertC
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Article and photos on this building, which is a triplex commissioned by two brothers:
dolcemag.com
Urban Sanctuary: A triplex home built for two brothers | Dolce Luxury Magazine
As an award-winning architectural firm, Alva Roy Architects never fails to innovate and stand out when it comes to the projects they design. The firm has expertise in managing both large-scale architectural projects, as well as independent commissions, and has a roster of big-name clients, such...
dolcemag.com
AlbertC
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I didn't want to open a new thread for this. But there's also something new being built right beside it. From what I gather it sounds like a triplex based on the "3+ unit" description: