christiesplits
Senior Member
I've noticed a number of early 20th century semis, particularly in the east end, that have their front porch roofs and/or second floor balconies removed. I did some digging and dated this trend as starting in the 1980s.
Was this a uniquely Toronto phenomenon? Was it consistent with broader trends in home design and architecture? Here are some examples from Riverdale and the Danforth:
Source: HouseSigma
Was this a uniquely Toronto phenomenon? Was it consistent with broader trends in home design and architecture? Here are some examples from Riverdale and the Danforth:
Source: HouseSigma