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At the heart of the Second World War-era policy is the ‘Strawberry-box home’ or ‘Victory home’, a type of house built for returning war veterans and their families. They were named for the shape of boxes in which strawberries were sold at grocery stores.
“The typical design in the 1950s was a single-family home, usually a bungalow, maybe one and a half stories, maybe one story. They were called strawberry boxes,” ….
Much of the construction in the post-war years was done by a Crown corporation called Wartime Housing Canada, which later became the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).
Source: https://globalnews.ca/news/10165452/strawberry-box-homes-canada-wartime-housing-strategy/
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Very nice simple design. I grew up in a house like that.
I never know it was called a Strawberry Box. Learned something new today.