Creek-backing infill
Post-war bungalow on a Grindstone Creek lot replaced by a modern two-storey placed outside the regulated limit.
From empty lots and demo-ready houses to finished homes at dusk. These pairs come from across Burlington, Oakville and west Hamilton, and they show what a lot can become once the zoning envelope, regulated areas and grades are mapped properly. Select any image to enlarge.
Post-war bungalow on a Grindstone Creek lot replaced by a modern two-storey placed outside the regulated limit.
Tight downtown lot with staging and hoarding planned before demolition.
Two mature maples protected under the tree by-law; Craftsman massing matched to the street.
Setback envelope measured first, so the larger home fit without a variance.
1960s bungalow demolished; new laterals, grading plan and a 3,200 sqft home.
Sloped lot with a slope stability study and a walkout following natural grades.
Vacant north Burlington lot to a blower-door verified Net Zero Ready home.
Executive home rebuilt with a walkout lower level and engineered lot drainage.
Lakeside parcel with the lower level raised above the 100-year flood line.
Town of Oakville site plan and tree protection handled in-house.
Height variance approved through the Committee of Adjustment in under three months.
Wooded estate lot to a 5,800 sqft luxury Craftsman.
Gallery images show safe-generic Halton streetscapes with no faces or house numbers. Named projects with prices and sizes are on our projects page.
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