Parc Lofts
A ten-storey concrete loft building on the west edge of Stanley Park, its balconies undulating toward the open space.
Overview & history
Lamb Development Corp built it, with the design attributed to Peter Clewes of architectsAlliance. The Stafford frontage is angular glass and the flanks charcoal brick, but the east elevation reads as the front: its balconies bow toward the park.
Suites are open plans with exposed concrete ceilings and feature walls, floor-to-ceiling glass and wide-plank hardwood, every one with a balcony, patio or terrace plumbed for gas. Ground-floor units are laid out as townhouses.
Building facts
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