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Website: stantonrenaissance.com - James Street Baptist Church Condominium



From buzzbuzzhome:

Project Details:

DEVELOPMENT NAME: 98 James St S.
DEVELOPER(S): Stanton Renaissance
BUILDING TYPE: Condo/Apartment
OWNERSHIP TYPE: Condominium
ADDRESS 98: James Street South
NEIGHBOURHOOD/CITY: Hamilton
STATE/PROVINCE: Ontario
POSTAL CODE: L8P 2Z2
CONSTRUCTION STATUS: Preconstruction
STATUS Pending
NUMBER OF STOREYS: 30 storeys


Project Summary:

From 98 James St S.:

“When designing a development project, we take a holistic approach looking at the social, environmental and economic benefits that are brought to a community.” Louie Santaguida

Scheduled for demolition, the oldest church in Hamilton (circa 1882) has been rescued by Stanton Renaissance for complete refurbishment as a 30-storey mixed used space to include retail, commercial, hotel and residences. Working closely with the City of Hamilton, the team at Stanton Renaissance is designing the project to preserve the building’s heritage and its unique architectural qualities in a manner that is economically viable and that encourages the safety of workers, the community and future inhabitants. Stanton Renaissance will ensure that the project meets its stringent environmental protocols – using its revolutionary Geothermal and Cogeneration technologies to provide heating and cooling that provides optimal low cost utilities with a minimal impact on the environment. The project will extend Hamilton’s present downtown and will provide a safe and exciting neighbourhood that is certain to add enormous value to the community.

James Street Baptist Church as it looks today:

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