Urban Infill -Existing Laneway Dwellings in Central Toronto

Laneway housing is very much an existing part of the urban Toronto fabric. Densification of neighbourhoods is achieved through redevelopment of infill lots and laneway dwellings, which are often architectural icons that are unique, exciting and multi-layered on the existing historical context. Old Central Toronto laneway system offers multitude of possibilities of densifying neighbourhoods  at a humane scale.

Here are a sampling of urban infill residences in the inner city core of Toronto to share :

328 Euclid Ave by Levitt Goodman Architects 

   238 Euclid - Before

Adam Fleming House by Levitt Goodman

83A Marlborough Avenue by Drew Mandel Design

Laneway House by Shim-Sutcliffe Architects

 12 Cassels by Reigo and Bauer 

  12 Cassels - Before

 54 Croft Street by Kohn Shnier Architect  

  54 Croft Street - Before

 22 Grange Pachter House by Teeple Architects   

         22 Grange -   Before

                   

        

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