As a middle class guy, the concept of not using my own kitchen, ever, is foreign to me. But yeah, quite possible that the majority of the wealthy retired residents will be regulars at the roof top dinning service.
I believe the Brigil tower on St. Laurent, facing Notre-Dame Cemetery also has a roof top restaurant. Is that for residents only?
Having visited the Rideau Club, I can say these people love to have dining service every night. These upper levels look like a good fit. Casual lunch pub, plus formal dining.
This is proof that it really comes down to the quality of materials and execution. Even with a simple design, this is shaping up to be one of the nicest towers under construction in the core, I wasn’t expecting that. Pleasantly surprised fore-sure.
Meanwhile all of our "tallest" projects (27-32 stories) are made of monkey 🞵🞵🞵🞵 materials and have zero ability to execute anything remotely aesthetically pleasing.
Meanwhile all of our "tallest" projects (27-32 stories) are made of monkey 🞵🞵🞵🞵 materials and have zero ability to execute anything remotely aesthetically pleasing.
Love this tower BTW
Hey, I don't think Minto Métropole fits in your description. Sad that the best modern era 27-32 story building was the first way back in 2004.
Yes, please. Do we know of any developers who own the lot?
I believed it's owned by St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Assuming their congregation has dwindled down at the same rate as other churches, I'd say it won't be long before they look for a development partner.
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