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Posted Oct 25, 2017, 10:48 PM
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New rendering of a coworking space from the website. I also received this email with a neat quote from the architect:
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Lamb Development Corp.âs
Television City Available for Purchase
Hamiltonâs most anticipated residential project is officially on sale November 4th.
HAMILTON, ON, October 25, 2017: Television City, the largest residential project in Hamilton to date, is officially on sale November 4, 2017. Spearheaded by Lamb Development Corp., in partnership with Movengo Developments, the $360-million-dollar project represents the first phase of the companyâs investment in Hamilton, which will include several more projects worth over $1 billion.
Units start at $220,000, with styles ranging from studios to penthouses designed by Peter Clewes of architectsAlliance and Kelly Cray of U31. Interested purchasers may visit the sales office located at the future home of Television City (163 Jackson St. W.), call 905-512-4700 or visit televisioncity.ca to inquire.
âAs a developer, my main interest lies in building communities. Hamilton is a vibrant, evolving city, made even greater by its people,â said Brad Lamb, CEO of Lamb Development Corp. âFrom homeowners to councillors to entrepreneurs, we have had the opportunity to sit down with Hamilton citizens who are excited to see the cityâs potential come to life. We are happy to be a part of this stage in its history.â
Next to the preserved and repurposed Pinehurst Mansion, two connected 40-storey and 30-storey towers will house approximately 618 units. Once complete, Television City will occupy 485,424 sq. ft. of usable space, with 474,080 sq. ft. dedicated to residential units and 11,344 sq. ft. of retail space. The community will appeal to a wide range of residents, from young professionals to growing families who require quality middle-class housing, without sacrificing exceptional style.
The future Television City in Hamilton, ON.
âHamilton possesses remarkable gifts of environment and geography, paired with a gracious architectural heritage. Inserting new buildings into the downtown core has to proceed with respect for, and sensitivity to, Hamiltonâs design history and its social and cultural legacy," said Clewes, the architectural design lead.
"While Television City sets up two great, graphic towers on the city skyline, the slenderness of these forms means that we can preserve views north toward Burlington Bay and Cootes Paradise, and south toward the Escarpment. By lifting the towers above a transparent base, pedestrians on all surrounding streets can see through the building to the restored Pinehurst Mansion, which will be set like a gem into a beautifully landscaped new public garden."
With a move-in date scheduled for 2021, Television City offers luxury amenities to cater to a diverse community of residents, including an outdoor infinity pool, fitness centre and skyclub, in addition to a co-op tech workspace, childrenâs play centre, private dog walk and pet-washing station.
As with all Lamb projects, Television City is designed according to its signature Lamb Standard, a corporate pursuit of great architecture, clever modern interior design and exceptional finishes. Each suite will be fully equipped with European-style modern kitchen cabinetry, double thick stone kitchen and vanity counters, 9-foot ceilings or higher, loft style exposed concrete features, spa quality bathroom finishes, gas cooking and gas BBQ nozzles on all balconies.
For those interested in âliving in a Lamb,â visit the sales office to learn more. Beginning November 4th, hours are Saturdays and Sundays 12 to 5 p.m., Thursdays 2 to 8 p.m. and Fridays 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. To register to receive more information about Television City, or another Lamb development, please visit lambdevcorp.com.
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