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My favourite new house in Parkhill. The front of the house is on 33 Ave, and the back of the house is on 34 Ave. I love the giant windows that allow lots of light in. The big windows on the north side will have a view of downtown that will never disappear.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7150/6...a425844f_o.jpg Parkhill 33rd Ave house by LUMIN8, on Flickr This house also fronts 33 Ave and backs on to 34 Ave. The structure of this house is steel beams. I hope the windows will be bigger than it shows. http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7025/6...8ac6be94_o.jpg Parkhill steel house by LUMIN8, on Flickr This house on 34 Ave is an original dollhouse bungalow. First they jacked the house up and put a proper foundation under it, and then they added the garage and on to the back, as well as a new facade. http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7161/6...91f416e3_o.jpg 34th Ave re-hab parkhill by LUMIN8, on Flickr This old timer is on Mission Road but sort of hidden. It has a huge side yard. http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7004/6...0fd99589_o.jpg Parkhill original Mission Road by LUMIN8, on Flickr http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7001/6...be2a6a17_o.jpg Parkhill 1 St SW by LUMIN8, on Flickr http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7011/6...5c8f1585_o.jpg Parkhill 1 St SW by LUMIN8, on Flickr http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7001/6...173f56a6_o.jpg Parkhill 1 St SW by LUMIN8, on Flickr http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7029/6...b648c865_o.jpg Parkhill dollhouses by LUMIN8, on Flickr This house on the ridge was stopped for the longest time. Now it looks like they are adding a third floor on top. http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7001/6...5049e5da_o.jpg jogging Parkhill by LUMIN8, on Flickr |
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Problem with that one is the architect was given the wrong information from the City in terms of height of the mains in the alley he was to tie the services to. He built the services based on the information provided (that was incorrect) and as they are gravity fed, the whole house was designed based on these elevations. When they went to hook it up, they found they were about a meter too low, so could not hook up to the mains in the alley.
A design is being worked on to determine how to rectify the situation, but until the sewer can be hooked up, no water can be hooked up, which really slows the pace of construction at this stage. So not the architects fault, and all permits were in place. An oversight on the City's part for that one. |
:previous: WEIRD! Thanks for the info.
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I consider myself a fairly nice person, but I don't think I'd be too keen on a neighbouring construction site using my water unless they came asking with some cash in their hands.
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When houses were going up next to us back in 2010, we had to be militant about turning off the outside power and water to our place so the construction workers wouldn't leech from us. |
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