The units are large, spacious, family-orientated dwellings with their own exterior spaces, making them rather unique and desirable in the West End neighbourhood. It sets a vision for sustainable development and heritage revitalization while balancing the needs of the “missing middle” in urban housing. This project also holds an 85-year rental covenant to further protect the attainability of unique ground-orientated units for the rental market.
The interiors of the restored heritage houses are contemporary in their finishing. The tension between old and new is palpable at bay windows, porches, and other areas where the architectural order of the exterior imprints itself on the modern aesthetic of the interior.
