A story that's becoming more common — and one worth telling well. Aging parents with a home at the end of its useful life. Adult children with a growing family and a housing market that makes starting fresh feel out of reach. The solution, when the generations decide to move together rather than apart, is a multi-generational home done right.

At Teviot, that means two distinct homes wrapped into one cohesive contemporary form. On one side, a full two-storey family home. Joined by a shared entrance and breezeway to the other side, a single-level age-in-place home designed from the ground up for comfortable, dignified living as the years progress. Below both, a shared basement ties the two together, and a self-contained suite with its own separate entrance adds a further layer of flexibility — rental income today, overflow space tomorrow, whatever the family needs it to be.

The architecture draws from its setting at the foot of the North Shore mountains — a contemporary form that reflects the massing and geometry of the landscape just beyond the quiet street it sits on.

This is what the future of housing looks like: multigenerational, adaptable, affordable by design, and built around the idea that families are stronger when they stay close. This home makes that choice easy to live with — for everyone under its roof.