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Building profile — Niagara

Industrial Revolution Lofts

670-676 Richmond Street W · Niagara, Toronto

Hard Loft
INDUSTRIAL REV…
Schematic catalogue marker — a generic diagram, not a depiction of this building.
Original use
Hard loft conversion; original use unverified unverified
Converted
1997
Units
31
Neighbourhood
Niagara
Loft type
Hard Loft

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What this building is

Industrial Revolution Lofts is a hard loft at 670-676 Richmond Street W, in Niagara. Its original use is recorded in this catalogue as “Hard loft conversion; original use unverified”, which has not been documented to a standard worth stating as fact here. Treat it as a lead to verify, not as a fact. It was converted to residential use in 1997. The catalogue records 31 units.

A genuine industrial conversion — the structure was built for something else entirely, and the timber, brick and steel are the original fabric of the building.

What to check in a hard loft

In a genuine conversion the things that matter are mostly invisible from a listing photo: how the building handled its envelope and its windows, how sound moves through original structure, what the exposed services actually are, whether the ceiling height is usable height or duct space, and what the reserve fund looks like against a building of this age. Those are questions to ask the building, not the unit.

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