How we think about infill

The lot shapes the home.

A house on an established Edmonton street has a particular lot, a particular orientation, and neighbours on either side. Those details are the starting point.

  1. 01

    Read the site.

    Lot width, natural light, and the existing street all influence where the front door, windows and outdoor spaces belong.

  2. 02

    Plan for daily life.

    Think through the ordinary routines first. Where do boots go in February? Can the kitchen stay connected to the living area? How does the yard fit into the way the home is used?

  3. 03

    Build a detached home.

    PineTree’s focus is single-family infill. Most projects are on lots PineTree develops, with a separate path for Edmonton owners interested in building on their own lot.

Client-owned lots

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a lot?

Tell us the neighbourhood, what’s on the lot today, and what kind of detached home you want to build. That gives us a place to start the conversation.

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Common questions

Infill, explained.

What is a single-family infill home?

It’s a new detached home built on a lot in an established neighbourhood. A new house takes shape on a street that already has neighbours, mature trees and its own character.

Can I ask about building on my own lot?

Yes. PineTree primarily develops homes on its own lots and also considers single-family builds on client-owned lots. Tell us where your lot is and what you have in mind so we can talk through the fit.

How can I find out about upcoming homes?

See the Homes page for published projects, or email PineTree for the latest information on upcoming homes.

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