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Lachlan Holmes
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This one is well under construction.
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revised rendering and construction update for this little project:
AlbertC
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Hope the brick and cornices are well executed, otherwise this is looking pretty solid so far.
innsertnamehere
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This is the developer's second new build project, and first project not involving any heritage restoration, but they have otherwise done some great heritage restorations around Hamilton so I'm hopeful.
Their one other new build is Templar Flats, which is absolutely excellent:
xy3
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Love it!
Looks like one of the midrise condos along Hamilton Street in Yaletown, Vancouver (around Davie street)
Looks like one of the midrise condos along Hamilton Street in Yaletown, Vancouver (around Davie street)
Lachlan Holmes
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Some pictures taken this afternoon:
xy3
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Why couldnt these windows and french doors be the standard for midrises, instead of window wall spandrel panels?
Im sure it's more affordable than curtainwall , and it looks great.
Im sure it's more affordable than curtainwall , and it looks great.
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innsertnamehere
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from the developer's instagram a few days ago:
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AlbertC
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I think they made a fairly decent effort on the cornice.
From Jason Thorne on Twitter:
From Jason Thorne on Twitter:
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Interestingly, this appears as though it will be operated as "extended stay apartment rentals" - i.e. AIrBnBs.
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today:
DavidCapizzano
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I want to like this one so badly but something about it just feels off to me - I think it's the windows. The Juliet balconies just do not work here.
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personally, I quite like it. Simple box massing, nicely detailed down to the window selection, and the commercial unit is a good quality space which once open with restaurant patio and all it will a very positive addition to the area. I'm more torn on its use as an AirBnB hotel, but even then, I think 40 hotel rooms will do more overall for Hamilton's vibrancy than 40 residential units would have.
An Oakville-based restaurant has taken the ground floor space:
www.plankrestobar.ca
An Oakville-based restaurant has taken the ground floor space:
Plank Resto Bar - Home
A chef inspired restobar with a focus on fresh, locally sourced, in-season food.
www.plankrestobar.ca