The Wedgewood Park enclave in Greenboro has always captivated my imagination due to the intricate layouts of the units. Each building includes single and multi-level designs each with a front door to the exterior, as well as a basement. Additionally, every unit also has a fireplace and garage. The project features eight distinct designs, with a variety of building layouts—some are more linear, while others create a front courtyard. I previously highlighted Wedgewood Park in my "Missing Middle" series, as it serves as an excellent example of multi-family housing that maintains a human scale. What I particularly appreciate about this development is the range of layouts, which could accommodate a variety of housing needs and life stages. Ottawa Citizen. January 11, 1986. Ottawa Citizen. February 6, 1986. Ottawa Citizen. February 15, 1986. Ottawa Citizen. March 18, 1986. Ottawa Citizen. April 12, 1986. Ottawa Citizen. April 22, 1986. Ottawa Citizen. April 26, 1986. Ottawa Citizen...
Wedgewood Building Corporation constructed a number of unique housing complexes in Greenboro during the late 1980s, and Harlequin Park is one of them. The interior units are 3-story townhouses, while the end units are stacked 1-level units with direct access to a garage and a ground level family room. Ottawa Citizen. December 26, 1987. Ottawa Citizen. April 16, 1988. Ottawa Citizen. November 12, 1988. Ottawa Citizen. March 25, 1989. Ottawa Citizen. April 22, 1989.