Broadview

Project Broadview is a forward-thinking urban infill development that introduces two side-by-side semi-detached dwellings, each complemented by a fully independent garden suite at the rear.

The project responds directly to Mississauga’s evolving housing landscape—supporting intensification, affordability, and family-oriented design within a compact urban footprint. The architecture features a clean, contemporary aesthetic with gabled forms, crisp white masonry, dark cladding accents, and large-format windows that bring balance and contrast to the symmetrical facade. Each dwelling includes a private garage, generous glazing for natural light, and a covered front entry designed to enhance curb appeal and street presence. At the rear, each property includes a one-storey garden suite with a full kitchen, living space, and private entrance—ideal for extended family, rental income, or multi-generational living. These suites mirror the material language of the main dwellings, with thoughtful landscaping and pathways ensuring privacy and ease of access. Each main dwelling spans approximately 2,477 square feet over three levels, offering open-concept living on the main floor, four spacious bedrooms above, and additional flex space in the basement. A high-efficiency layout includes built-in storage, modern kitchens with island seating, and dedicated home offices. The upper level features a private primary suite with walk-in closet and ensuite, while garden suites provide a fully self-contained one-bedroom layout with efficient spatial planning and direct access to the backyard. Project Broadview directly aligns with Mississauga’s updated zoning bylaw revisions aimed at increasing housing choice and supporting "gentle density" within established neighbourhoods. The recent policy shift reduces the number of detached dwelling zones, introduces semi-detached homes as permitted uses in traditionally single-family areas, and lowers minimum lot frontage and area requirements. These changes enable projects like Broadview to bring high-quality, diverse housing options to smaller lots—ensuring urban design integrity while addressing growing housing demand.