Tonight was a "housewarming" party for the residents of Junction House. It was hosted in the co-working space that I wrote about, here, which was a lot of fun to see in action.

As part of the event, we opened up the doors to our model suite and to the penthouse suite that sits under the Junction placemaking sign.

And in the penthouse, we set up a little gallery displaying historic photos of the Junction -- from the 80s -- taken by photographer Avard Woolaver.

They're awesome photos, and eventually they'll make their way down to the lobby. But for now, it's a penthouse gallery.

However, the most important component of the evening was that it was an opportunity for residents to meet each other. And that's why the question of the night quickly became, "so what floor do you live on?"

I sometimes hear people say that there can be a lack of community in multi-family buildings. But I can honestly tell you that I felt the exact opposite of that this evening.

It was nice to meet so many lovely people from the building.

Tonight was a "housewarming" party for the residents of Junction House. It was hosted in the co-working space that I wrote about, here, which was a lot of fun to see in action.

As part of the event, we opened up the doors to our model suite and to the penthouse suite that sits under the Junction placemaking sign.

And in the penthouse, we set up a little gallery displaying historic photos of the Junction -- from the 80s -- taken by photographer Avard Woolaver.

They're awesome photos, and eventually they'll make their way down to the lobby. But for now, it's a penthouse gallery.

However, the most important component of the evening was that it was an opportunity for residents to meet each other. And that's why the question of the night quickly became, "so what floor do you live on?"

I sometimes hear people say that there can be a lack of community in multi-family buildings. But I can honestly tell you that I felt the exact opposite of that this evening.

It was nice to meet so many lovely people from the building.