Last time we checked in on the Cathedral Point Condos things were pretty sleepy. However, that was a few months, and a few sawzalls back. As of yesterday the project appears to be somewhere between 'before' and 'after'. Now that we think about it, it almost seems the building has regressed and is a little bit before 'before'. The formerly pleasant foursquare now is 3/4 1/2 the building it once was. A new foundation is in, as is some plywood sheathing. We're looking forward to watching this one transform into the pagoda-esque foursquare the rendering promised.
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It's funny. I've been sort of watching this project progess over the last few months and it does seem to be regressing. What was once a nice-looking apartment has now been completely gutted and mostly torn down. Weird. I assume there's likely some structural/business/other goo going on there that makes the near-deomolition of this once-cool apt make sense.
Posted by: John Speare | July 18, 2007 at 09:47 AM