...that is one UGLY building..
well.. at least the blue-grey part is - if that had been I dunno.. maybe black? And symmetrical windows in the white part it could have looked a lot nicer, in my humble opinion.
Mmm that IS true - it would have been single pane single glazed back then.. not all the complicated stuff now to keep heat in..
still.. you would think .. at least in THIS city, with SO many century homes that there would be a company that specialized SPECIFICALLY in upgrading those types of...
Yes I am sure they will - those are easier to do and quite larger too. But it makes one wonder how they did the minor arched ones so easily back in the day..
Also can't wait to se the new cornice.. I've always been a bit curious how they mount them... or do they fall off over time? Is this why...
Am I the only person who feel like the left building cheaped out with the windows? I mean those bows at the top were there for a reason - to put a frame in to have square windows in just feels like it defeats the entire purpose - I mean I get it, it's a helluva lot cheaper that way.. but still...
Thaank you McMaster for making a building worth looking at and not just another generic glass tower!
The units are very.. white hehe - not a huge fan of lack of separation between kitchen and living space but that seems to be the trend these days.. nor am I a fan of no window in the bathroom -...