Industrial Revolution I Lofts
A 1996 conversion next door to Industrial Revolution II, the first of two adjacent Richmond Street projects.
Overview & history
Sources describe the original building as a knitting mill or a garment factory. Bob Mitchell converted it in 1996, a year before the neighbouring 670 Richmond, and the two remain separate condominium corporations.
Timeline
Bob Mitchell converts the building into lofts as Industrial Revolution I.
Building facts
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