Give me Liberty

"We're really trying to create a unique office environment. It's great having a building like this, because it's close to the downtown core where the clients are, but it's not in downtown," [Brian Brown] says. Adaptive reuse projects serve to breathe new life into neigh...

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Published inBuilding Vol. 56; no. 1; p. 14
Main Author Allin, Julie
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Toronto IQ Business Media 01.02.2006
Subjects
Architecture
Buildings
Commercial real estate
Design
Fashion designers
Interior design
Mixed use developments
Redevelopment
Site planning
Tenants
Canada
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Summary:"We're really trying to create a unique office environment. It's great having a building like this, because it's close to the downtown core where the clients are, but it's not in downtown," [Brian Brown] says. Adaptive reuse projects serve to breathe new life into neighbourhoods, and also, according to [George Popper], as ultimate recycling projects. "Reusing older buildings is also an opportunity to give these buildings character while reminding us of their industrial past."
ISSN:1185-3654
1923-3361