Three ways to build on one lot.

Duplex, attached or detached. We match the home to the lot in front of us.

We are a new company. Our first homes are in planning; photos of completed homes will appear here as they are built.

Concept rendering of a modern duplex with black vertical siding and two cedar-framed entriesConcept rendering
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Duplex

Two homes under one roof. Each has its own front door and its own space, so neighbours stay neighbours. A duplex suits a lot that is wide enough to share.

  • Two homes, one building
  • Separate entrances
  • Designed for the lot’s width
Concept rendering of three attached homes with black gables, white brick and cedar entriesConcept rendering
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Attached

Homes built side by side, each with its own entry to the street. Attached homes make good use of a lot’s width and keep the look of the street tidy and consistent.

  • Side-by-side homes
  • Each with its own front door
  • Designed for the lot’s width
Concept rendering of a narrow two-storey detached infill home with black board-and-batten siding, white brick and a cedar entryConcept rendering
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Detached

A stand-alone home for a narrow or in‑between lot. We shape the front of the house around the street it sits on, with a clear, welcoming entry.

  • A home that stands on its own
  • Suits narrow or in‑between lots
  • Entry and windows planned around the street

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Tell us where it is and what you have in mind. We will look at the lot and tell you what looks workable.

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