GTALofts in Niagara
14 loft buildings in the catalogue — 4 hard lofts, 10 soft lofts. Conversion and completion dates on file run from 1997 to 2015. Unit counts are recorded for 14 of them, totalling 1,561.
What was here before
These are the buildings in Niagara whose original use has been documented. They are the reason the loft stock is here at all:
- DNA Lofts — New construction, loft-style, converted 2006.
- Edition Richmond Lofts — New construction, loft-style, converted 2014.
- Electra Lofts — New construction, loft-style, converted 2002.
- Gotham Lofts — former horse-harness factory, later textile mill, converted 1997.
- King West Village Lofts — New construction, loft-style, converted 2001.
- Kings Lofts — New construction, loft-style, converted 1999.
- Liberty On The Park Lofts — New construction, loft-style, converted 2013.
- Parc Lofts — New construction, loft-style, converted 2011.
- Sixty Lofts — New construction, loft-style, converted 2008.
- Tecumseth Lofts — New construction, loft-style, converted 1999.
- Town Lofts — New construction, loft-style, converted 2015.
The remaining 3 buildings in Niagara have no documented original use on file. They are listed below and marked unverified rather than described from guesswork.
Every loft building in Niagara
833 West Lofts
Hard LoftClock Tower Lofts
Hard LoftDNA Lofts
Soft LoftEdition Richmond Lofts
Soft LoftElectra Lofts
Soft Loft
Illustration
Gotham Lofts
Hard LoftIndustrial Revolution Lofts
Hard LoftKing West Village Lofts
Soft LoftKings Lofts
Soft LoftLiberty On The Park Lofts
Soft LoftParc Lofts
Soft LoftSixty Lofts
Soft LoftTecumseth Lofts
Soft LoftTown Lofts
Soft LoftIllustrations. Building illustration — a hand-drawn impression based on documented facts. Not a photograph, and not an exact record of how the building looks. Drawn from documented architectural facts, not traced or restyled from photographs.
Schematic markers. The isometric block shown here is a placeholder generated from the name of the building. Its height, storey count and windows are arbitrary and do not describe the real structure. Researched illustrations replace these as they are drawn.
Building details compiled from public sources and believed accurate; verify before relying on them.
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