Loft, what do you think?

[dkzzzz]

Originally Posted by Mr.Sly

Thank you for comments guys,

Everythings come out from my mind!
And it's not finished yet. Interior was 75% done.

Will post new pics later

Being in Canada how do you heat this place in a Winter? I saw something that reminds of steam or hot water heating radiator (in a bathroom). The heating cost with all windows and concrete walls mmust be very high?
What are the floor coverings? Some sort of carpet?

Very inetersting place .

 

[KenN]

Originally Posted by dkzzzz

Being in Canada how do you heat this place in a Winter? I saw something that reminds of steam or hot water heating radiator (in a bathroom). The heating cost with all windows and concrete walls mmust be very high?
What are the floor coverings? Some sort of carpet?

Very inetersting place .

Thermal insulation between the exterior wall and the internal wall + double-pane argon-filled windows and central convection heating.

Radiators are outdated.

 

[CityConnection]

Originally Posted by KenN

Thermal insulation between the exterior wall and the internal wall + double-pane argon-filled windows and central convection heating.

Radiators are outdated.

And warm clothes!

Updated pics?

 

[acconrad]

jesus how much do you pay a month for that place? in boston you'd have to be making at least quarter-mill to afford a place like that and still have a life

 

[FromCAtoCO]

Originally Posted by acconrad

jesus how much do you pay a month for that place? in boston you'd have to be making at least quarter-mill to afford a place like that and still have a life

I am going to guess canada is much cheaper.

Awesome loft though.

 

[Skydiver Nick]

Awesome loft, where are the new pics?

 

[crazyquik]

It's personally not my style but you're a man of great vision to "see" that project from start to finish. There's no way I could take an empty warehouse, factory, or industrial space and end up with that result! I'm sure a local newspaper (or maybe national magazine!) would be interested in doing a piece on it.

 

[enjoiii]

Little cold. But overall I really like it.

 

[Pennglock]

My man! A few details I would tweak (furniture,) but overall just a smashing result. It's all the more impressive that the loft is your own vision and handiwork.

Do you have any photos of the bedroom(s) and kitchen area?

 

[radicaldog]

Nicely done, if somewhat unoriginal (that needn't be a bad thing, though). I just wonder if one can keep it looking like that whilst actually living in it.

 

[unjung]

Originally Posted by FromCAtoCO

I am going to guess canada is much cheaper.

Awesome loft though.

Montreal has a higher cost of living than Boston. Canada is relatively expensive compared to many American cities.

 

[bawlin]

Originally Posted by unjung

Montreal has a higher cost of living than Boston. Canada is relatively expensive compared to many American cities.

I hope you were drunk when you wrote this. The cost of living in Montreal is DIRT cheap.

 

[unjung]

Originally Posted by bawlin

I hope you were drunk when you wrote this. The cost of living in Montreal is DIRT cheap.

Check the 2008 Mercer report. If you know something I don't about their methods, please share.

 

[robbie]

quite impressive from a design standpoint, but in terms of living there it seems to lack warmth. it doesn't look lived in. everything is pristine, like an art museum or gallery space.

 

[SWOOTNESS]

Absolutely gorgeous, I love that space.

Where in Montreal is it? I used to live in the Old Port just off McGill St.