Carousel Towns at Thornhill Walk is being highlighted for its contribution to missing-middle housing, combining considered architectural design, accessible pricing, and a thoughtfully planned, walkable community in Vaughan, ON.
National Post covers Carousel Towns as an example of attainable, family-friendly “missing-middle” housing in Vaughan, with homes starting under $1 million. The piece underscores the project’s appeal to first-time buyers and families seeking an alternative to single-family homes or mid-rise condos, while offering modern layouts and convenient suburban amenities.
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Construction Canada spotlights the project’s material palette and urban-edge design, emphasizing the combination of durable brick and wood-grain metal siding to create a warm, contemporary aesthetic. The article also highlights the project’s integration into the surrounding streetscape and landscaped amenities that encourage walkability.
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REMI Network highlights the launch of Carousel Towns, noting the 58 back-to-back townhomes designed to balance privacy, community, and accessibility. The article emphasizes the homes’ rooftop terraces, open-concept layouts, and underground garage access that removes cars from the streetscape.
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