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Infill Development Discussion

Long-time lurker here
I stumbled upon that looks like decent approach to managing infill footprint:
strategically placing buildings along the property perimeter on a corner lot creates a large enough courtyard to be usable, while also increasing amount of natural light getting into units. This contrasts with some other infill applications I am seeing with narrow ravine-like gaps between two parallel buildings.
Other positive elements include hail-prone? material choice and height variation.
Application link

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Long-time lurker here
I stumbled upon that looks like decent approach to managing infill footprint:
strategically placing buildings along the property perimeter on a corner lot creates a large enough courtyard to be usable, while also increasing amount of natural light getting into units. This contrasts with some other infill applications I am seeing with narrow ravine-like gaps between two parallel buildings.
Other positive elements include hail-prone? material choice and height variation.
Application link

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They had me at brick exterior.
 
Same project in Ramsay, I like the scale of this one with a little retail bay.

https://www.hindle-architects.com/black-white-site

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Side note, is 12 street se part of the main streets program? I see the Shed project looks to be starting and then further south theres’s a lot of cool historical brick buildings. This area could be quite a nice midrise area mixing in the old brick buildings with modern and some more quirky shops/breweries.
 

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