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Old Posted Dec 19, 2012, 10:57 PM
Drybrain Drybrain is offline
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Originally Posted by cormiermax View Post
It is POSSIBLE to recreate historic buildings with some amount of quality, they do it all over Europe where WWII devastated some of the historic districts, and they have done it in Quebec City with some success...
As soon as I read this, I thought of one place in town where it'd be nice to see a project like that: 1343 (I think) Barrington

It's the one on the far right, with the 1960s-70s blank brick facade. Based on its neighbours and what's visible in the alleyway, it was obviously, at one point, similar to its next-door neighbour, until this unpleasantness was committed. Really uglies up the whole block.
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