Building The Missing Middle

One of the key motivating factors for Andrew & Philip in building The Rhodes Project is that the main floor unit is being personalized and customized for the needs of Andrew’s parents (Cathy & Al Mainprize); with particular focus on Cathy who lives with Ankylosing Spondylitis - aka: “AS” which progressively causes her spine to fuse. Moving from a multi-level townhome in the Toronto suburbs to Rhodes provides new opportunities for both Cathy and Al to enjoy and take full use of their space. In this video, Cathy & Al chat with Philip on the challenges they had finding space not only to suit Cathy’s immediate mobility needs and allow them to age-in-place, but also as active seniors looking to be part of a community close to city vibrancy and lifestyle amenities – and how the Rhodes project is meeting these needs and giving them excitement about their new home.

The Rhodes Project – Addressing mobility while creating an appealing living space for active seniors One of the key motivating factors for Andrew & Philip in building The Rhodes Project is that the main floor unit is being personalized and customized for the...

Offering the most options and customization of the three rough-ins, Philip and Christina talk about HVAC considerations when creating a multi-unit residential home, and what this meant for the Rhodes 4-plex conversion.
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The Rhodes Project – Rough-in Part 2: HVAC in a multi-unit home Offering the most options and customization of the three rough-ins, Philip and Christina talk about HVAC considerations when creating a multi-unit residentia...