In search of pedestrian-friendly communities In May, participants on an Ontario Home Builders’ Association four-day study tour visited Oslo, Norway, one of the world’s most sustainable cities. [...]
New legislation has helped clear the path for missing-middle projects, but roadblocks remain Brendan Charters’s company Eurodale Design Build bought a run-down single-family home at 31 Roslin [...]
The Comeback of Multi-Generational Homes A blast from the past—the multi-generational home—is making a strong comeback in Ontario. Pre-World War II, this form of housing was common, but it was [...]
R-Hauz pilot project could signal a new era for mid-rise wood I’m standing in Berlin on a Building Industry and Land Development Association tour in 2013, looking at these brilliant 20 foot-wide, [...]
What changes will soon impact the way we live and build? A vision of homes of the future in Toronto In the urban centres of the Ontario of tomorrow, how will we live? Three to five decades from [...]
Is there room to manoeuvre for builders and residents seeking to add second units to existing laneway projects? Laneway housing is not consistent with Toronto’s Official Plan, or good planning in [...]
From his office to his home, OHBA’s incoming president Leith Moore talks about his life and how his personal values influence his professional pursuits