Neat B and I were in the Niagara wine region over the weekend and I was reminded of a few things:
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Tiny, prefabricated, and expensive
This is not a new video (click here if you can’t see it embedded above). It’s from 2015. But I still very much like the simplicity of the Vipp Shelter. It’s only 55 square meters. One problem is that it cost USD 585,000 at the… Read More
The Future of Hamilton
As many of you know, we have a development project in Hamilton, Ontario – more specifically in the Corktown neighborhood. We filed our development application earlier this summer. Because of this I was invited to participate in a Bisnow event on The Future of Hamilton. It… Read More
Two thoughts on reviving post-industrial cities
Yesterday Adam Radwanski of the Globe and Mail published an interesting article called, Rust Belt revival: Lessons for southwest Ontario from America’s industrial heartland. The article talks about some of the things that the Rust Belt is doing to revitalize their cities and the lessons… Read More
The will to try new things
I’m a big fan of wine. But in particular, I like and I support Ontario wines. And last night I was in Niagara-on-the-Lake for the Stratus Vineyards annual harvest party. It happens every year and, as the name suggests, it kind of marks the end… Read More
BRANDON DONNELLY 