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The individuality given to each townhouse in Forest Heights in Burlington is evident in this picture of the first part of the Project. There are six b(...)
The individuality given to each townhouse in Forest Heights in Burlington is evident in this picture of the first part of the Project. There are six b(...)

The individuality given to each townhouse in Forest Heights in Burlington is evident in this picture of the first part of the Project. There are six b(...)

Date1/29/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: The individuality given to each townhouse in Forest Heights in Burlington is evident in this picture of the first part of the Project. There are six basic floor layouts offered and each has up to four different fronts; or elevations; as they say in the building trades. As can be seen; the stylings range through Tudor; Georgian; French and Colonial each in a variety of exterior materials. The project; a condominium of 121 townhouses; is probably unique in the Greater Toronto area in the variety and originally of the facades. Prices are in the $40;000 bracket with conventional financing. Project is north of QEW.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0106142F
Recreation centre for Forest Heights, a townhouse condominium in Burlington, is unusual structure in a project that is composed entirely of startling designs
Recreation centre for Forest Heights, a townhouse condominium in Burlington, is unusual structure in a project that is composed entirely of startling designs
5/15/1974
Mattress factory at 41 Spruce St. in Cabbagetown will become $65,000 townhouses. Patrick Comerford studies the plans for the 16 units which have been exempted from the 24-foot height bylaw in the area. Comerford and architect Ferdinand Wagner planned the $900,000 project.
Mattress factory at 41 Spruce St. in Cabbagetown will become $65,000 townhouses. Patrick Comerford studies the plans for the 16 units which have been exempted from the 24-foot height bylaw in the area. Comerford and architect Ferdinand Wagner planned the $900,000 project.
2/14/1974
Centennial Gardens, a condominium townhouse project in Burlington, Ontario
Centennial Gardens, a condominium townhouse project in Burlington, Ontario
2/14/1974
Burlington Bay, Beach and Heights in history
Burlington Bay, Beach and Heights in history
[1898]
Two medium-height buildings of Saratoga Village dominate a residential area composed largely of residential houses and townhouses in the north part of Burlingtonés downtown core, south of the Queen Elizabeth Way.
Two medium-height buildings of Saratoga Village dominate a residential area composed largely of residential houses and townhouses in the north part of Burlingtonés downtown core, south of the Queen Elizabeth Way.
10/6/1975
Screens are difficult to remove in the North York townhouse project where six persons died in a fire yesterday, as Herbert Green, a neighbor, shows. M(...)
Screens are difficult to remove in the North York townhouse project where six persons died in a fire yesterday, as Herbert Green, a neighbor, shows. M(...)
5/14/1974
The jungle is the name given the Lawrence Heights Ontario Housing Corp
The jungle is the name given the Lawrence Heights Ontario Housing Corp
10/14/1975
Probably the last giant job in Toronto for a while - because of law restricting building heights -the $100 million Royal Bank of Canada structure at B(...)
Probably the last giant job in Toronto for a while - because of law restricting building heights -the $100 million Royal Bank of Canada structure at B(...)
3/10/1976
Remains of Bomb that exploded outside the home of de Havilland executive Paul Davoud, at 5 Burleigh Heights Dr., is held by Detective Desmond Bryan. B(...)
Remains of Bomb that exploded outside the home of de Havilland executive Paul Davoud, at 5 Burleigh Heights Dr., is held by Detective Desmond Bryan. B(...)
9/24/1968
These quaint corner pieces are part of Brock's monument on Queenston Heights, Ont
These quaint corner pieces are part of Brock's monument on Queenston Heights, Ont
10/1/1921
Symmetrically staggered for privacy, the first townhouses in Aurora Gardens, a $20 million project, are pictured here during official opening ceremonies last week
Symmetrically staggered for privacy, the first townhouses in Aurora Gardens, a $20 million project, are pictured here during official opening ceremonies last week
5/18/1974
He was no Flop: Jason Thomas, 16, of Kitchener's Cameron Heights high school, soars to a second-place finish yesterday in high jump event at the first annual Cardinal Carter Track Classic
He was no Flop: Jason Thomas, 16, of Kitchener's Cameron Heights high school, soars to a second-place finish yesterday in high jump event at the first annual Cardinal Carter Track Classic
4/20/1991