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As Toronto adapts to its growing housing needs, multiplex homes have become a defining solution for gentle density. But what do they actually look like, how do they work, and why are they suddenly everywhere in city planning conversations?
In this feature, we break down the fundamentals of multiplex housing—what it is, how it fits into evolving zoning policies, and why it’s becoming a preferred path for building more family-friendly, context-aware homes throughout Toronto.
Architectural Icons of the Modern Era: What Ontario Can Learn from the 1980s & 1990s Ontario is a province full
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As Toronto faces a growing housing shortage, multiplex homes are quickly becoming a leading solution for gentle densification. But what
