This post is inspired by a comment that was posted on this blog about the semi-detached houses built by Campeau in the late 1960s and early 1970s. During that time Campeau had a series of semi-detached designs. Some are only linked by garage or carport and were called "duettes" while other designs that are fully attached were called "doubles".    The designs were built in areas that included Beacon Hill, South Keys Village, Leslie Park, Arlington Woods, Briargreen and Hunt Club Chase.   Below are pages from one of the Campeau brochures and a handful of the floor plans.   The images below in black and white are c. 1967-1969 and those in colour are c. 1973 (unless otherwise indicated).           The Dollard design is pretty nifty, as it is essentially a detached bungalow linked to the neighbouring house by the carport.     There ...